Splicers

Splicers are specialized moving parts within telescopes that precisely align and connect optical components, such as mirrors or lenses, to ensure accurate light passage. Their primary function is to adjust the position and orientation of these components, often at a microscopic level, to maintain optimal focus and image quality. In advanced telescopes, splicers help acquire clear images by compensating for mechanical shifts, thermal expansion, or other environmental factors that could distort observations. Essentially, they are critical mechanisms that enable telescopes to deliver sharp, precise astronomical data.