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Teleskop

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Also known as telescopes

Instrument zur Beobachtung weit entfernter Objekte

OverviewAI-generated

A telescope is a man-made object classified under the OpenStreetMap tag "man_made=telescope." It is represented by the Unicode character "🔭." The subject has an inception date of 1607.

Resources related to telescopes are organized in the Commons category "Telescopes" and the Commons gallery "Telescope." In academic literature, the query "telescope" yields a count of 9258 results in PubMed. Additionally, the topic is referenced by 2,072 other encyclopedia articles.

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Research

9,258 papers

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Wikidata facts

Instance of
invention
Has part
lens
Named after
aerial telescope
Image
Lunette mg 2368.jpg
Connects with
telescope mount
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Commons category
Telescopes
Unicode character
🔭
topic's main category
Category:Telescopes
Commons gallery
Telescope
OpenStreetMap tag
man_made=telescope
inception
1607-00-00
topic has template
Template:Infobox telescope
history of topic
history of the telescope
discoverer or inventor
Jacob Metius
different from
Telescopium
on focus list of Wikimedia project
Wikipedia:Vital articles/Level/4
Sources (4)

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Article · Deutsch

Ein Teleskop ist ein Instrument, das elektromagnetische Wellen sammelt und bündelt, beispielsweise um weit entfernte Objekte beobachten zu können. Der aus dem griechischen τῆλε téle („fern“) und σκοπεῖν skopeín („beobachten, ausspähen“) gebildete Ausdruck wurde zwar erst in der Neuzeit geprägt, doch gab es schon im Altgriechischen das Wort τηλεσκόπος teleskópos („weithin schauend“).

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