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Pana Junior High School Science Blog. Most of the largest scopes today use reflectors measuring 8-10 meters across that may be segmented into many smaller mirrors such as the Keck system of Hawaii. That single arc second! Wait, only an 8. 4 meter mirror? What is so special about that? Okay, how big are we talking here? The Thirty Meter Telescope .