What telescope was the first to use many mirrors in a honeycomb pattern to avoid the difficulties associated with large mirrors?

a. The Hubble telescope

b. The Suzuki telescope

c. The Keck telescope

d. The Subaru telescope

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What telescope was the first to use many mirrors in a honeycomb pattern to avoid the difficulties associated with large mirrors?

a. The Hubble telescope

b. The Suzuki telescope

c. The Keck telescope

d. The Subaru telescope

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Richard Hoover · Answer 1

The telescope that was the first to use many mirrors in a honeycomb pattern to avoid the difficulties associated with large mirrors was the Hubble telescope. The mirror was started by Perkin-Elmer in 1979. Kodak did make a back-up mirror that is now on display at the National Air and Space Museum. The correct answer is A.

What telescope was the first to use many mirrors in a honeycomb pattern to avoid the difficulties associated with large mirrors?a. The Hubble telescopeb. The Suzuki telescopec. The Keck telescoped. The Subaru telescope

What telescope was the first to use many mirrors in a honeycomb pattern to avoid the difficulties associated with large mirrors?

a. The Hubble telescope

b. The Suzuki telescope

c. The Keck telescope

d. The Subaru telescope