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        Listed under:  Science  >  Scientific inquiry  >  Instrumentation (Technology)  >  Scientific instruments  >  Astronomical instruments  >  Telescopes
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        Laptop wrap: Under universal skies

        • TLF-IDM016192

        A webpage with a focus on the electromagnetic spectrum and its links with radio astronomy with supporting activities and links to resources.

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        Sites2See: Light and Matter

        • TLF-IDM015329

        Links to resources to explore fundamental questions about light and matter and the application of the physics of light and matter to the past, the future and to space. Includes a quick quiz, links to additional DEC NSW physics resources and to the International Science School at the University of Sydney.

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        Sites2See: Astronomy for primary

        • TLF-IDM016762

        A small galaxy of sites and resources, from Galileo making discoveries that changed our view of the universe, to new images and understandings from Hubble, on a page tailored for Primary students.

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        Naval officer's telescope

        • TLF-IDR1787

        This is a naval officer's telescope or spyglass. It was made in England in about 1760 from brass, glass and wood. There is an eyepiece at one end. The telescope is 51.5 centimetres long when closed and 88 centimetres when fully extended.

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