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Which reflector telescope would be the easiest to construct, and why?
 
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The most famous case of a more massive hot star orbiting with a more evolved but presently less massive red giant is the eclipsing binary:
 
  A) Aldeberan.
  B) Antares.
  C) Algol.
  D) Alberio.
  E) Altair.



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Answer to Question 1

The prime focus reflector needs only a single optical surface, on the front of the main mirror.

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Excellent

 

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