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A telescope positioned in space is not subject the the atmospheric interference we have on earth. Even on a clear night moisture in the atmosphere deflects light causing a blurred image. Also, smog and other earthly airborn particles can obscure the light.

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Why did the Hubble telescope take off into space?

The Hubble Space Telescope was launched into space to provide astronomers with a clear view of the universe unobstructed by Earth's atmosphere. Being in orbit allows it to capture high-resolution images of celestial objects and phenomena, helping scientists advance our understanding of the cosmos.


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By using telescope in uncloudy night


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What are the uses of a Bushnell telescope?

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Why can a telescope see farther into space from space than one on Earth?

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