I found out about the original invention of using lenses to look into the sky in 1609. At the time, I was a mathematics professor at the University of Padua, but I immediately made it my goal to make the telescope better than anyone would've ever expected. I experimented a lot; working with different lenses, and I finally realized in order to get a high amount of magnification, I would need a very weak convex (outward) lens, and a very strong concave (inward) lens.
Due to this invention, men can now look at things that are miles away, and they will look as if they are only a small distance away.
Until next time,
Hey, my instruments were the most advanced of their time! I made the most accurate observations with them! Doesn't anybody care?
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