Index of Telescope
R
Radio telescope
1.2-m smithsonian telescope, 162
1.5-m ESO telescope, 148
4-m mm-wave radio telescope (Nagoya
University), 138, 158, 162, 163, 212,
226
4-m mm-wave radio telescope (Nanten,
Nagoya University, Chile), 138, 147,
148, 158, 162, 163, 212, 226
5Â5 m Radio Telescope (TAO), 158
6-m radio parabolic telescope (TAO), 159
10-m parabolic dish (TAO), 158
12-m parabolic dish (TAO), 158
24-m radio telescope (TAO), 56
24-m spherical-dish telescope (TAO), 158
30-m parabolic dish (Kashima Station), 158
45-m mm-wave telescope (NRO), 159
100-m radio telescope (Max Planck Institute
of Radio Astronomy), 226
equatorially mounted array (TAO), 56
five-element Interferometer of 1.5-m dish,
158
five 10-m telescope array (NRO), 159
nobeyama millimeter array, 160, 161, 220
nobeyama radio heliograph, 161, 162
very large array (VLA), USA, 229
very large baseline interferometer (VLBI),
ISAS, 163, 164
very long baseline array (VLBA), USA, 229
VLBI exploration of radio astronomy
(VERA), NAOJ, 4, 38, 40, 47, 138–140,
147–151, 156, 160, 162–166, 188, 209,
212, 224, 252, 253, 259
VLBI space observatory program (VSOP),
ISAS, 163–166
Reflecting telescope
48-cm reflector (Herschel), 269
70-cm reflector (Henry Draper), 85, 263,
264
91-cm equatorial reflector (Dodaira), 72, 73,
139, 142, 215
91-cm reflector, 71, 139–141, 146
100-cm infrared telescope (Agematsu), 226
122-cm reflector (Herschel), 269
188-cm reflecting telescope (OAO), 53
250-cm reflector (Mt. Wilson Observatory),
29, 204, 228, 269, 270
24-inch reflector (Yerkes), 37, 38, 60, 62,
63, 68–70, 84, 85
1.4-m infrared telescope (South Africa), 147
3.57-m reflector (ESO), 148
3.8-m reflector (Kitt-Peak), 147, 148, 159
3.8-m reflector (Siding spring), 147, 148
4.0-m reflector (CTIO), 147
8.2-m four very large telescope (VLT), 148
keck 10-m telescope I, II (Mauna Kea), 61,
139, 148, 149, 222
subaru telescope (NAOJ), 4, 38, 40, 47, 61,
138–140, 147–151, 156, 160, 162, 165,
188, 209, 224, 252, 253, 259
Refracting telescope
20 cm comet seeker (TAO), 47
20–cm equatorial refractor (TAO), 47
46-cm calver refractor (山本天文台), 88
60-cm equatorial refractor (TAO), 47
65-cm refractor (Hida Observatory), 106,
153–157, 194
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R
Radio telescope
1.2-m smithsonian telescope, 162
1.5-m ESO telescope, 148
4-m mm-wave radio telescope (Nagoya
University), 138, 158, 162, 163, 212,
226
4-m mm-wave radio telescope (Nanten,
Nagoya University, Chile), 138, 147,
148, 158, 162, 163, 212, 226
5Â5 m Radio Telescope (TAO), 158
6-m radio parabolic telescope (TAO), 159
10-m parabolic dish (TAO), 158
12-m parabolic dish (TAO), 158
24-m radio telescope (TAO), 56
24-m spherical-dish telescope (TAO), 158
30-m parabolic dish (Kashima Station), 158
45-m mm-wave telescope (NRO), 159
100-m radio telescope (Max Planck Institute
of Radio Astronomy), 226
equatorially mounted array (TAO), 56
five-element Interferometer of 1.5-m dish,
158
five 10-m telescope array (NRO), 159
nobeyama millimeter array, 160, 161, 220
nobeyama radio heliograph, 161, 162
very large array (VLA), USA, 229
very large baseline interferometer (VLBI),
ISAS, 163, 164
very long baseline array (VLBA), USA, 229
VLBI exploration of radio astronomy
(VERA), NAOJ, 4, 38, 40, 47, 138–140,
147–151, 156, 160, 162–166, 188, 209,
212, 224, 252, 253, 259
VLBI space observatory program (VSOP),
ISAS, 163–166
Reflecting telescope
48-cm reflector (Herschel), 269
70-cm reflector (Henry Draper), 85, 263,
264
91-cm equatorial reflector (Dodaira), 72, 73,
139, 142, 215
91-cm reflector, 71, 139–141, 146
100-cm infrared telescope (Agematsu), 226
122-cm reflector (Herschel), 269
188-cm reflecting telescope (OAO), 53
250-cm reflector (Mt. Wilson Observatory),
29, 204, 228, 269, 270
24-inch reflector (Yerkes), 37, 38, 60, 62,
63, 68–70, 84, 85
1.4-m infrared telescope (South Africa), 147
3.57-m reflector (ESO), 148
3.8-m reflector (Kitt-Peak), 147, 148, 159
3.8-m reflector (Siding spring), 147, 148
4.0-m reflector (CTIO), 147
8.2-m four very large telescope (VLT), 148
keck 10-m telescope I, II (Mauna Kea), 61,
139, 148, 149, 222
subaru telescope (NAOJ), 4, 38, 40, 47, 61,
138–140, 147–151, 156, 160, 162, 165,
188, 209, 224, 252, 253, 259
Refracting telescope
20 cm comet seeker (TAO), 47
20–cm equatorial refractor (TAO), 47
46-cm calver refractor (山本天文台), 88
60-cm equatorial refractor (TAO), 47
65-cm refractor (Hida Observatory), 106,
153–157, 194
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Astronomy, https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-57061-3
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