@Mden 1 November 2021 more from that month

In a previous article I talked about light and its speed and how it controls our vision process, and we will continue to talk about this important phenomenon. Why can't we see distant stars? Of course, your answer is that the reason is the long distance. Well, then why can we see it with a telescope? Although the distance has not changed. Well, let's see how the telescope works. A telescope has a convex lens that collects light from those distant objects and gathers it into a single point. So the main idea is that what enables us to see things is light. Distance does matter when we can provide technology that delivers the necessary amount of light. So what brings things closer and farther away in our eyes is just the amount of light.