👉 Phototelescopes are telescopes that use light to magnify objects, allowing astronomers to see distant stars and galaxies in detail. They work by converting light into an image of a star or galaxy on a screen, which is then focused onto a reflecting surface (typically glass) which allows the telescope's eyepiece to focus the light onto the object being observed. This process can be used for various astronomical purposes including observing celestial objects like stars and galaxies, studying the structure of planets in our solar
