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how to coat telescope mirrors
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Coating a telescope mirror involves applying a thin layer of reflective material, typically aluminum or silver, to enhance its reflectivity. The process begins with thoroughly cleaning the mirror to remove any dust or contaminants. One common method is thermal evaporation, where the chosen metal is heated in a vacuum chamber until it vaporizes and condenses on the mirror's surface, creating a uniform coat. Precision is key, as the coating must be evenly distributed to ensure optimal reflection of light. Some prefer to send their mirrors to professional facilities for coating, ensuring a high-quality finish. Regular maintenance and recoating are necessary, as the reflective layer can degrade over time due to oxidation and wear.
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