Republic of the Philippines

DEPARTMENT OF THE PHILIPPINES

Region IV-A CALABARZON
Division of Rizal
MORONG NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL
Morong, Rizal

IMPROVISED TELESCOPE

Submitted by:
Hannah Lee A. Martillana
Jeremy Eisen Josh Sabado
G10-Achiever

Submitted to:
Ms. Arianne R. Alano
Introduction
A telescope is an optical instrument that makes objects appear magnified by using an
arrangement of lenses, curved mirrors or various devices used to observe distant
objects by their emission, absorption, or reflection of electromagnetic radiation.
Refraction is the bending of waves, such as light or sound waves from a surface.
There are other types of telescopes but a refracting telescopes are used to look at
images that are in the visible part of the electromagnetic spectrum. They’re used to see
the moon and various planets. It uses two main lenses, the largest lens is called the
objective lens which gathers the incoming light and the smaller lens is used for viewing
called the eyepiece lens which focuses the light from the telescope’s primary objective
from the eye.
Refracting telescopes uses an eyepiece lens and a telescope cost quite a lot of money.
This study aims to determine the following questions:
Is the improvised telescope faces a chromatic and spherical aberration?
What is the difference between the cheap improvised telescope than the commercially
made telescope?

Limitation of the study

This improvised telescope can only see a particular place or object up to 8x also it’s not
for the use of kids unless guided by a guardian. This improvised telescope can set
things on fire such as leaves, paper, and other things that can be easily burn if it is
exposed to too much sunlight.
Title
Improvised Telescope, Hannah Lee A. Martillana, 0877 V. Javier St. Lagundi, Morong,
Rizal, 09977702548, hanaaalee7@gmail.com, Jeremy Eisen Josh Sabado, 605 J.
Pascual St. San Pedro, Morong, Rizal, 09394153809, eisenpogiiiii@gmail.com.