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monocular is a modified
refracting telescope used to
magnify the images of distant objects by passing light through a series of
lenses and
prisms; the use of prisms results in a
lightweight telescope. Volume and weight are less than half those of
binoculars, making it easy to carry.
Monoculars, sometimes called
telescopes when used in this capacity, are often used by
visually impaired people to see distant objects that would normally be undiscernable. For example, they're often used to read text on a
chalkboard or
projection screen.
Besides their use by the visually impaired, they're also used in
hunting,
survival and
espionage. For these specific tasks smaller monoculars are made that fit inside a regular
pocket; they're frequently referred to as "pocket scopes".
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