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what is the principle of teresstrial telescope

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The terrestrial telescope is a refracting type telescope used to see erect images of distant earthly objects. It uses an additional convex lens between the objective and eyepiece for obtaining an erect image. The construction of a terrestrial telescope is quite similar to that of an astronomical telescope.

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