What is another word for Newtonian Reflector?
Pronunciation: [njuːtˈə͡ʊni͡ən ɹɪflˈɛktə] (IPA) 
A Newtonian Reflector is a type of telescope that uses a parabolic mirror to reflect light and form an image. This type of telescope is named after the renowned scientist Sir Isaac Newton, who first developed the design in the late 17th century. There are several synonyms used to describe a Newtonian Reflector. These include Newtonian Telescope, Parabolic Telescope, and Reflector Telescope. Additionally, this type of telescope is sometimes referred to by its specific mirror diameter, such as an 8-inch reflector or a 10-inch reflector. Whatever it is called, the Newtonian Reflector is a popular choice among amateur astronomers for its ease of use and affordable price point.
