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Earth's atmosphere, particularly the humidity in the atmosphere. causes blurriness in astronomical images. At high altitudes, the humidity is very low, and there is less atmosphere to peer through.

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The atmosphere is thinner there, so it is clearer for viewing. Also, mountainous areas have a lot less light pollution.

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By the time you see a cyclone with a telescope it's too late. With a satellite, plenty of time.

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