A) prime focus reflector
B) Newtonian reflector
C) Cassegrain reflector
D) Gregorian reflector
E) refractor
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A) large radio antennas in a fixed array.
B) large radio antennas in a mobile array.
C) many radio antennas in a fixed array.
D) many radio antennas in a mobile array.
E) many portions of the electromagnetic spectrum.
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A) provide better angular resolution than orange light.
B) come to the same exact focus as orange light.
C) provide worse angular resolution than orange light.
D) allow dimmer stars to be observed.
E) reduce the effects of atmospheric turbulence.
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A) Large telescopes have a larger field of view and sharper focus.
B) Large telescopes are not subject to atmospheric turbulence and opacity like smaller ones.
C) Large telescopes are easier to mount and control than small ones.
D) Large telescopes have more light grasp and better resolution.
E) Large telescopes give higher magnification and are easier to build.
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A) refractor
B) prime focus reflector
C) Newtonian reflector
D) Cassegrain reflector
E) interferometer
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A) Schmidt corrector plates
B) more sensitive spectrometers
C) switching from photographic plates to CCD imaging
D) use of interferometers
E) chilling the infrared detectors
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A) they're less expensive to make than optical telescopes.
B) radio photons don't carry much energy.
C) atmospheric turbulence is more of a problem.
D) radio sources are harder to find.
E) radio waves are absorbed by the atmosphere.
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A) limited diffraction
B) spherical aberration
C) chromatic aberration
D) bad seeing
E) refraction
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A) the wavelength used and the size of the main telescope objective lens or mirror.
B) the design of the telescope.
C) whether the telescope is a reflector or refractor.
D) the brightness of the object.
E) the size and sensitivity of the CCD chip used for imaging.
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A) the reflecting surfaces in radio telescopes have holes in them.
B) radio telescopes often use multiple telescopes to make observations.
C) radio is distorted more by Earth's atmosphere than visible light is.
D) the wavelength of radio waves is longer than that of visible light.
E) Radio telescopes actually have better resolution than optical telescopes.
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