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17 years 1 month ago #51869
by Seanie_Morris
Solpadeine anyone?
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Replied by Seanie_Morris on topic Re: Orion Clear aperture telescope
So contrast is a function of aperture less the diameter of the obstruction (A-O), while the light gathering area is a function of area (πA^2-πO^2)?
("^" denotes "to the power of" in the absence of superscript)
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17 years 1 month ago #51876
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Correct John.
The guy who figured all this out was William Zmek.
He wrote it up in two issues of Sky and Telescope:July and September 1993.
He brought clarity to a very cloudy issue.
Peter.
The guy who figured all this out was William Zmek.
He wrote it up in two issues of Sky and Telescope:July and September 1993.
He brought clarity to a very cloudy issue.
Peter.
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