French Astronomer who had telescope named after him?
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That would be Laurent Cassegrain, though he was a priest and teacher, not a full time astronomer
Pierre Binoculars..get it?
Galileo ?
Labeyries EEI "hyper-telescope,
Cassini?
Cassini and Galileo were Italian. There's a type of telescope instrument called Coude, maybe that's what you're looking for.
The Cassegrain reflecting telescope was invented by a French priest named Laurent Cassegrain.
There are four principal varieties of reflecting telescope, and "Coude" and "Cassegrain" are two of them.
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