thanks for the link but my attention span does not pass the first three lines so I am not any wiser now.
Troll or not, the OP sparked some fun engaging banter. Kind of what I see forums as being at least partly for.
That came to mind and possibly is the commonest reason of why some never come back but at the same time , three pages into it and not one has posted an exact figure of what would be needed to do so.
24mm / 2000mm * 7000m = 84m focal length
So mounting an APS C camera on that scope will do the trick.
Of course, but you'll need one hell of a tripod!
The lenses were designed for the refractive index from vaccum to glass. I have no Idea how it would affect the optics other than having to change the relative positions of the second mirror relative to the primary.
Donut bokeh, there's a secondary mirror.
What the hell are-you talking about? The only thing that gives cues to the brain that there are textures in a monoscopic image is shadows. These mirror lenses suffer from lower contrast when compared to refractive optics. So, it is unlikely that it will have the high contrast that will help your brain understand the 3D features of the image.
Perhaps the animals could wear hi-vis jackets? ;-)
