Which of the following is a type of modern telescope that uses mirrors to 'capture' visible light?
A. Infrared telescope
B. radio telescope
C. x-ray telescope
D. reflective telescope

Question

Which of the following is a type of modern telescope that uses mirrors to 'capture' visible light?
	A.	Infrared telescope 
	B.	radio telescope 
	C.	x-ray telescope 
	D.	reflective telescope

anonymous · Answer

@jigglypuff314  Can you help me? Or do I need owlbucks for that? XD

anonymous · Answer

Only one of those telescopes does NOT have a word in its title that is specifically a kind of light that is not visible. I'd suggest you figure out which one that is! :)

anonymous · Answer

^What? I don't know. I am terrible at Science. A maybe?

jigglypuff314 · Answer

I like how @jtstrumpf said it :)

for example, you can't see "radio" waves
you don't have "x-ray" vision like superman
etc ;)

anonymous · Answer

No problem! It is actually D. Infrared light, radio waves, and x-rays are all light waves, but we just cannot see them. The telescope that would capture visible light is the one using mirrors!

anonymous · Answer

think what do teloscopes do (reflect

anonymous · Answer

OH

anonymous · Answer

That actually made sense XD

anonymous · Answer

see sipple