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How would sending astronauts into space to study the solar system compare to using telescopes and space probes?
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Far more expensive and far less productive.
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What three technology that humans use to observe object that difficult to visit?
Telescopes, spectroscopes, space probes.
What other planets have you humans sent space probes to?
If by humans visiting you mean , Which planet's have had humans land on that planet the answer is none. The only other place in space that humans have visited is the moon.
What are some benefits that scientists would achieve by sending space probes to objects in outer space?
by sending space probes to space like the mars rover helps us understand the climate, etc. so when we get there we know what were dealing with and where to land
What Are Radeo Telescopes?
Do you mean Radio Telescopes? A radio telescope is a form of directional radio antenna used in radio astronomy. The same types of antennas are also used in tracking and collecting data from satellites and space probes.
How do you scientists explore the moon and planets in the solar system?
Telescopes, Space missions, probes all help scientists discover more about the moon.
How do scientists learn more about planets?
By observing them regularly using telescopes and by sending orbital or lander probes to them.
Why do you send out space probes insted of actual space flights with astronauts?
NASA occasionally sends out space probes instead of humans because astronauts could not survive on some of the places that space probes are sent to.
Have astronauts sent any probes to Jupiter?
yes
What are some names of a space exploration?
Robot space probes and telescopes
How do the scientists explore outer space?
By using robot space probes and telescopes
What tool do astronomers use to study space?
they use space probes,satellites,and of coarse,telescopes.
What are the different methods of investergateing the universe?
Briefly, sending probes out (for example, to get near the Sun, some planet, some comet, or some asteroid, or just to take certain measurements, like measuring the solar wind, at different distances from Earth); looking at the Universe through Earth-based telescopes; sending telescopes into orbit (where they have a clearer picture, and can see wavelengths that don't pass through Earth's atmosphere); analyzing other particles that reach Earth, such as the cosmic rays, or neutrinos.Briefly, sending probes out (for example, to get near the Sun, some planet, some comet, or some asteroid, or just to take certain measurements, like measuring the solar wind, at different distances from Earth); looking at the Universe through Earth-based telescopes; sending telescopes into orbit (where they have a clearer picture, and can see wavelengths that don't pass through Earth's atmosphere); analyzing other particles that reach Earth, such as the cosmic rays, or neutrinos.Briefly, sending probes out (for example, to get near the Sun, some planet, some comet, or some asteroid, or just to take certain measurements, like measuring the solar wind, at different distances from Earth); looking at the Universe through Earth-based telescopes; sending telescopes into orbit (where they have a clearer picture, and can see wavelengths that don't pass through Earth's atmosphere); analyzing other particles that reach Earth, such as the cosmic rays, or neutrinos.Briefly, sending probes out (for example, to get near the Sun, some planet, some comet, or some asteroid, or just to take certain measurements, like measuring the solar wind, at different distances from Earth); looking at the Universe through Earth-based telescopes; sending telescopes into orbit (where they have a clearer picture, and can see wavelengths that don't pass through Earth's atmosphere); analyzing other particles that reach Earth, such as the cosmic rays, or neutrinos.
Space shuttle accomplishments?
The space shuttle has carried into space hundreds of astronauts and satellites. It also ferried parts and crew to the International Space Station. Three interplanetary probes, and several orbital telescopes including Hubble Space Telescope.
How do scientists collect data about our solar system and the universe?
Through telescopes. We have more ground based telescopes than we have instruments in space, though we have also learned a great deal through some space missions, such as through the COBE & WMAP satellites. Optical telescopes provide a wealth of information, but we can see further using radiotelescopes, and we can penetrate deeper through clouds of interstellar gas with infrared telescopes.
What can you compare probes to?
please help me answer it
How do we explore space from earth?
We use space probes, and send astronauts... etc.
Why has the number of known moons changed?
It has changed because we have better telescopes and rocket probes to find them.
