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In modern observatories, astronomers do not look directly through the telescopes. The human eye has been replaced by electronic detectors and powerful computers that analyze the signals emitted by distant objects. They then turn them into images of the area of the sky that is being observed, or else revealing the chemical analysis of the object studied.
