Reflector telescopes, also known as reflecting telescopes, are a type of optical telescope that primarily use mirrors to collect and focus light. They are different from refractor telescopes, which use lenses instead of mirrors.
Reflecting telescopes are prized for their light-gathering capabilities, which make them ideal for observing deep-sky objects and celestial phenomena. They are commonly used by amateur astronomers, astrophotographers, and professional observatories due to their ability to provide large apertures and relatively cost-effective designs for collecting and studying light from distant celestial objects.
