Sentence examples for need for telescopes from inspiring English sources

The five brightest planets were identified without the need for telescopes thousands of years ago, and had various names before the Romans started a heavenly convention.

The British astronomical community saw the need for telescopes of comparable power in the northern hemisphere.

The up-side of Doppler spectroscopy is that it does not require more extensive equipment than a well-tuned spectrometer, an instrument that detects light emissions (hence no need for huge telescopes or even space telescopes).

You'll need to point a telescope at it later.

We need science for telescopes.

Mayall spoke of the key need for a telescope exceeding 90 inches.

The 45-centimeter Dutch Open Telescope (DOT) could open the door to bigger solar optical telescopes by eliminating the need for putting the telescope mirror in a vacuum to prevent heat from distorting the image.

By blocking out the light of a star before that light ever reaches the telescope, the starshade eliminates the need for a huge telescope, Seager said.

The need for an optical telescope in space had long been recognised by astronomers.

Some things, though, can be shrunk only so far and larger satellites are needed for a telescope to obtain the higher resolutions required for the firm's analysis.

Barclay's observatory is a happy balance between what appears to be little more than a simple, almost cartoon-like, timber gangway with some sheds on top and some fine technology inside, with the cranks and cogs needed for the telescope turrets sitting delightfully within the simple wooden walls, floors and ceilings.