Dielectric mirrors provide 98% average reflection

    Aug. 13, 2022
    Highly reflective dielectric mirrors enable optical telescopes to detect less luminous celestial bodies.
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    Highly reflective dielectric mirrors enable optical telescopes to detect less luminous celestial bodies, over a wavelength range from 390 to 950 nm. The optics provide an average reflection of 98% for more light directed to the telescope’s eyepiece for brighter images. They can be manufactured with diameters up to 300 mm.

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