By Starlight And Moonlight With the Warner Swasey Prism Terrestrial Telescope
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Not only does the ex- cellent definition of the instrument show the lunar topography with remarkable clearness and fullness of detail, but the very fact that a terrestrial telescope does not invert the image as is the case with astronomical telescopes is of much satisfaction to a begin- ner. Our halftone engravings and our miniature key-map are pre- sented, therefore, "right-side-up, " in harmony with the view as observed in a terrestrial instrument and in conformity with the natural expectatio...ns of the eye.
As you look at our first photograph of the moon you will see that the objects on its surface are made distinct to us by the lunar shadows. As the sunshine dawns or dies away over plains and mountains, the objects near the edges of the advancing or receding light are brought into sharp relief. In the direct illumination which obtains when the moon is "full, " we can see little detail, for shad- ows are then largely absent. Looking at each of our photographs in turn, you will now be able at once to understand why the same object such as Copernicus, the huge crater-mountain marked No.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Not only does the ex- cellent definition of the instrument show the lunar topography with remarkable clearness and fullness of detail, but the very fact that a terrestrial telescope does not invert the image as is the case with astronomical telescopes is of much satisfaction to a begin- ner. Our halftone engravings and our miniature key-map are pre- sented, therefore, "right-side-up, " in harmony with the view as observed in a terrestrial instrument and in conformity with the natural expectatio...ns of the eye.
As you look at our first photograph of the moon you will see that the objects on its surface are made distinct to us by the lunar shadows. As the sunshine dawns or dies away over plains and mountains, the objects near the edges of the advancing or receding light are brought into sharp relief. In the direct illumination which obtains when the moon is "full, " we can see little detail, for shad- ows are then largely absent. Looking at each of our photographs in turn, you will now be able at once to understand why the same object such as Copernicus, the huge crater-mountain marked No.
What to read after By Starlight And Moonlight With the Warner Swasey Prism Terrestrial Telescope?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cleveland Warner And Swasey Company to read onlineMoreLess
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