K telescope

The K telescope is a type of astronomical instrument used to observe distant objects in the universe. It works by collecting light through a large lens or mirror and focusing it to create a clear image. "K" typically refers to its specific design, such as a "K-type" or a model name, which indicates certain features or sizes. Telescopes like the K are essential for studying stars, planets, and galaxies, allowing astronomers to gather detailed data from millions of miles away. They can be used for research, imaging, and exploring the cosmos, expanding our understanding of the universe.