The recent launch of our PuraPly product line gives clinicians new tools from Organogenesis for managing acute and chronic wounds across a variety of wound types, stated Gary S. Gillheeney, Sr., President & CEO of Organogenesis.
As the Voyager and Cassini spacecraft have shown, Saturnâs rings have amazingly complex structure and segmentation. In a telescope, youâll easily see the two main A and B rings, and in steady sky at 100x or more, you may see the large gap between the two main rings. This is the Cassini division.
How far can I see with a telescope? Pretty far. Usually this question is asked when comparing two scopes, as in can I see farther with this telescope?. A bigger scope will show you more, but not necessarily farther. You don't really need to see farther, though. With the unaided eye, you can see 2.8 million light-years to the Andromeda Galaxy. Even a very small telescope can show you an object called 3C273, a quasar in Virgo that is 3 billion light-years distant. But most objects that are interesting to look at aren't that far away. What you really want with a telescope is light-gathering power to see fainter things, not farther things.