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refractor
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re·frac·tor  (r-frktr)
n.
1. One that refracts.
2. A refracting telescope.

refractor [rɪˈfræktə]
n
1. (Physics / General Physics) an object or material that refracts
2. (Astronomy) another name for refracting telescope
Translations
refractor [rɪˈfræktəʳ] Nrefractor m
refractor
n
(Phys) → brechendes Medium
(= telescope)Refraktor m


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Astrosoc has its own observatory (the Simon Walsh Observatory) equipped with one 3-inch and two 4-inch refractors, an 8-inch Dobsonian reflector and a permanently mounted antique 10-inch reflector (see p.
In addition, a number of 6-inch Cooke refractors owned by local societies have been eliminated from the enquiry.
Heat Sensor technology and technical receptors have advanced to such an extent that we can make refractors which respond to heat and temperature variations a hundred miles away.
 
 
 
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