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Reflecting and Refracting Telescope

If you'd like to view many different objects both during the day and at night, it might be wise for you to invest in both a reflecting telescopes.lifetips.com/">telescope and a refracting telescope, since you'll be able to view a wider variety of stars, planets, and other objects.
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1/12/2007 6:50:11 AM
Nash said:

great tip it really helped



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