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(I'm confused, might as well ask for help)

What is the reason for putting telescopes in space?
A. Telescopes can be larger in space.
B. They are closer to what they are observing.
C. The atmosphere does not affect observation.
D. They work better in the cold of space.
(There is no Astronomy subject, so i'll go with the closest subject)

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anderhay000

Answer:

C Most likely

Explanation:

Telescopes are placed into orbit around the Earth or are sent farther out into space to get a clearer view of the Universe. Many of these types of light (such as x-rays, gamma-rays, most ultraviolet, and infrared) can only be studied from space because they are blocked by our atmosphere.

adengorib

Answer:

I think B. They may be far away, but they can zoom in tremendously.

Explanation:

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