Class 9 | Observing Space: Telescopes

What is the primary function of a radio telescope?

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The first telescope was invented by ...................... .

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Visible light coming from heavenly bodies have to pass through the .............. to reach the earth surface.

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Reflecting telescopes are mainly of two types .............. and .............. .

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To collect the maximum amount of light coming from an object, the objective lens should be made as ............. as possible.

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Find odd man out:INSAT, EDUSAT, GMRT, IRS

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Visible radiation has a wavelength ranging between ................. to ................. .

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Radio telescope is made up of one or more dishes of ........... shape.

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Giant Meterwave Radio Telescope (GMRT) has been erected at ............ near Pune.

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What is the main function of a telescope?

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Visible radiation telescopes are also called as ............... .

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Which type of telescope uses a curved mirror to gather and focus light?

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The resolving power of a telescope refers to its ability to:

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Which telescope is used to detect and study X-rays emitted by celestial objects?

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The images formed by lenses have errors of colours. This is called ........... .

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Which telescope is best suited for observing radio waves emitted by celestial objects?

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A point where light rays pass and converge is called its

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The rays with longest wavelengths are the

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The part of the telescope where you look through to see the magnified image is called the:

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Find odd man out: Chandra, INSAT, GSAT, Astrosat are satellites.

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The Hubble Space Telescope orbits around:

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Which telescope is most suitable for observing objects that emit X-rays?

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Find odd man out:GMRT, Hubble, Chandra, Astrosat

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Light is an .......... wave.

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The process of making distant objects appear closer and larger is known as:

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The largest optical telescopes on Earth typically use which type of mirror?

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Observing The Telescopes

Class 9 | Observing Space : Telescopes

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Find odd man out:GMRT, Hubble, Chandra, Astrosat

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Find odd man out:INSAT, EDUSAT, GMRT, IRS

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Find odd man out: Chandra, INSAT, GSAT, Astrosat are satellites.

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Which telescope is most suitable for observing objects that emit X-rays?

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The largest optical telescopes on Earth typically use which type of mirror?

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What is the primary function of a radio telescope?

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Which type of telescope uses a curved mirror to gather and focus light?

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The resolving power of a telescope refers to its ability to:

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The part of the telescope where you look through to see the magnified image is called the:

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The Hubble Space Telescope orbits around:

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The process of making distant objects appear closer and larger is known as:

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Which telescope is used to detect and study X-rays emitted by celestial objects?

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The rays with longest wavelengths are the

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A point where light rays pass and converge is called its

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Visible radiation has a wavelength ranging between …………….. to …………….. .

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Which telescope is best suited for observing radio waves emitted by celestial objects?

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What is the main function of a telescope?

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Visible light coming from heavenly bodies have to pass through the ………….. to reach the earth surface.

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Giant Meterwave Radio Telescope (GMRT) has been erected at ………… near Pune.

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Radio telescope is made up of one or more dishes of ……….. shape.

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Reflecting telescopes are mainly of two types ………….. and ………….. .

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The images formed by lenses have errors of colours. This is called ……….. .

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To collect the maximum amount of light coming from an object, the objective lens should be made as …………. as possible.

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Visible radiation telescopes are also called as …………… .

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Light is an ………. wave.

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The first telescope was invented by …………………. .

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