X-ray telescope teleskop-e patow-e iks (#), durbin-e ~ ~ Fr.: télescope de rayons X A telescope designed to focus X-rays from astronomical objects. X-ray telescopes function from orbital satellites because X-rays are absorbed by the Earth's atmosphere. These telescopes require special techniques since the conventional methods used in optical and radio telescopes are not adequate. → grazing-incidence telescope; → Bragg angle. |