phototelescope (Meaning)

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phototelescope (n.)

A telescope adapted for taking photographs of the heavenly bodies.

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The phototelescope captured stunning images of the distant galaxy, revealing intricate details and hidden structures.
Astronomers utilized the phototelescope to study the composition and dynamics of exoplanetary atmospheres.
The breakthrough phototelescope enabled scientists to peer deeper into the cosmos than ever before.
The phototelescope's precision optics allowed it to detect faint objects in the night sky, expanding our understanding of the universe.
The phototelescope played a crucial role in the discovery of numerous celestial bodies, including distant planets and moons.
The large aperture of the phototelescope collected more light, enabling astronomers to observe objects with fainter magnitudes.
Researchers used the phototelescope to investigate the evolution of stars and galaxies over billions of years.
The phototelescope became an indispensable tool for astrophysicists studying black holes and other extreme cosmic phenomena.
The phototelescope provided invaluable data that helped astronomers verify theories about the origins and fate of the universe.
The phototelescope's ability to penetrate dust and gas made it ideal for observing hidden celestial objects in star-forming regions.

A telescope adapted for taking photographs of the heavenly bodies.

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The phototelescope captured stunning images of the distant galaxy, revealing intricate details and hidden structures.

Astronomers utilized the phototelescope to study the composition and dynamics of exoplanetary atmospheres.

The breakthrough phototelescope enabled scientists to peer deeper into the cosmos than ever before.

The phototelescope's precision optics allowed it to detect faint objects in the night sky, expanding our understanding of the universe.