Progress: Optical Revolution (1/3)

December 30th, 1655

Dakshin Bharatiya Empire, Vijayanagara State, Financial Capital-Mangalore

"AHH, HA HA HA HA HA"

A loud laugh was heard from the Pillai Optics Research Laboratory. Ganapatra, wearing a white lab coat, was lying on the ground, covering his face with his hand and laughing wildly like a madman.

He had done it. Ganapatra had successfully developed the reflecting telescope his Majesty had mentioned. It had been nearly a month since His Majesty had given him the rough outline and specification requirements for two different types of reflecting telescopes. Both telescopes were based on the same principle, utilizing mirrors as the main components. Therefore, Ganapatra could understand why His Majesty had chosen him for the task, as he was something of an expert in mirrors and had also invented the microscope.