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- what are the possibilities of telescope design after the human eye.
Greetings,
I was sitting around thinking and I began to think about Astronomy from school. We studied telescope design. Optical came to mind. Can a telescope sensor be designed after the human eye. Rods and Cones. It seemed somewhat trivial but at the same time I was thinking our eyes are close to a perfect light observing feature but maybe at scale. After all we, rely on our own vision to do the final determination of what we actually observe. And that is fundamental to what we truly believe we think we see. Granted there are other senses also. This may have been something already considered and discussed. Could it be considered analog and interpreted accurately?
I was sitting around thinking and I began to think about Astronomy from school. We studied telescope design. Optical came to mind. Can a telescope sensor be designed after the human eye. Rods and Cones. It seemed somewhat trivial but at the same time I was thinking our eyes are close to a perfect light observing feature but maybe at scale. After all we, rely on our own vision to do the final determination of what we actually observe. And that is fundamental to what we truly believe we think we see. Granted there are other senses also. This may have been something already considered and discussed. Could it be considered analog and interpreted accurately?