Who really invented the telescope?

Many of us think Galileo Galilei is the telescope's favorite because it is what our science teachers tell us and read in science books. But we are actually wrong because Galileo is one of the best astronomers that this planet has grown, but telescope is not miraculous. Then the question of who is the telescope is my mind.



The answer to the question of who invented the telescope is Hans Lipperhey. Yes, the inventor of the telescope and his invention made a great contribution to the world of astronomy and science. The telescope has changed the view of many things in our lives. The telescope is used not only in observing extraterrestrial objects such as stars, planets and other celestial bodies but also in our daily lives. For example, telescopes are used for navigational and transport purposes, to protect and defend the parts of a ship, or even a military area.

Now back to the question of who invented the telescope, this man named Hans Lipperhey is the reason for a major change in our world and lives in the Netherlands in the Netherlands. He married in 1954, became a Dutch citizen in 1602 and is a professional dealer. At that time, Italians brought glass techniques to the Netherlands, which led people to show different ideas and progress on lens production. In 1608 the telescope was invented.

The truth is, it was not the only person who invented the telescope, the invention can be attributed to three persons, Hans Lipperhey, Zacharis Janssen and Jacob Metius. After İcattan, numerous productions of telescopes took place and spread to Europe, even to America and Asia. The first telescopes could only magnify an object up to three times. But today's telescopes can see far-distant objects from many light years and can make huge objects very gigantic.

When was Galilei included in the picture? He did not completely invent the telescope, but he added a few things to it because he put the convex and concave lenses in a tube, that is, to develop the original he did. So the Galilei telescope is not the real challenger.

Now the story turns into a snake story because a narrative telescope says neither Galilei nor Hans invented it. It's the guys who find the telescope and play with Hans's lenses. But that part of the story has not yet been proven. So at this point, we must remain more convincing and say that the telescope was invented by Hans and two other people.