Question

If in a telescope objective is made of larger diameter and light of shorter wavelength is used, how would the resolving power change?

Answer 1

Explanation:

An objective lens resolving power is determined by its ability to distinguish between two lines or points in an image. It is inversely proportional to the luminous wavelength used.

A telescope's solving strength depends on the size or objective of the light-collecting system of the telescope. The objective lens is the first lens that the light passes through in a refracting telescope. As the diameter of the target of the telescope decreases, the power of resolution increases