B3 Q3- Answer with true or false1-The focal length sets the size of the image, while the diameter of the primarycontrols the amount of light in the image.2-The reason for Airy disk is that light acts as particles, and interacts with cachother in such a way as to result in this pattem.3- Hubble Space Telescope is the only telescope operating in the opticalwindow that is in space.4-In differential photometry, we must compare the count rates of the object wewish to measure to standard stars in a completely different part of the sky.3-CCD detects every single photon that falls on it.

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Q3- Answer with true or false 1-The focal length sets the size of the image, while the diameter of the primary controls the amount of light in the image. 2-The reason for Airy disk is that light acts as particles, and interacts with cach other in such a way as to result in this pattem. 3-Hubbie Space Telescope is the only telescope operating in the optical window that is in space. 4-In differential photometry, we must compare the count rates of the object we wish to measure to standard stars in a completely different part of the sky. 5-CCD detects every single photon that falls on it.

Q3- Answer with true or false 1-The focal length sets the size of the image, while the diameter of the primary controls the amount of light in the image. 2-The reason for Airy disk is that light acts as particles, and interacts with cach other in such a way as to result in this pattem. 3-Hubbie Space Telescope is the only telescope operating in the optical window that is in space. 4-In differential photometry, we must compare the count rates of the object we wish to measure to standard stars in a completely different part of the sky. 5-CCD detects every single photon that falls on it.

College Physics

11th Edition

ISBN:9781305952300

Author:Raymond A. Serway, Chris Vuille

Publisher:Raymond A. Serway, Chris Vuille

Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 1CQ: Estimate the order of magnitude of the length, in meters, of each of the following; (a) a mouse, (b)...

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