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A telescope just resolves two stars in red light. The same telescope is then used with blue light, which has about half the wavelength. What can it do now?
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High School (11–12)
Optics
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A telescope just resolves two stars in red light. The same telescope is then used with blue light, which has about half the wavelength. What can it do now?
Resolve the same stars and no closer ones
Resolve stars about half as far apart
Resolve no stars at all
Resolve stars about twice as far apart
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