can an inverted telescope work as microscope?
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No, an inverted telescope won't work as a microscope.
1) Since, a telescope has very large aperture objective lens to capture most of the light, and also a large focal length.
2) But on the other hand, a microscope needs both the lenses i.e. objective and eye piece with small focal lengths to enlarge the image.
3) Hence, inverted telescope won't work as microscope
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No, when a telescope is inverted it wouldn't work as a microscope.
Explanation:
- When making a microscope the aperture of the lens and eyepiece should be small and the focal length of the object and eyepiece should be small.
- The aperture, eyepiece and objects that are seen through telescope are all larger in nature.
- Hence, when it is inverted the aperture remains the same and the eyepiece is also not disturbed.
- So, it might show things smaller as compared to normal but it would not act as a microscope at all.
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