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Optical telescopes, radio telescopes, and other technologies advance our understanding of space. Section 3.0

Using Technology to See the Visible Optical Telescopes:

Refracting Telescopes

Reflecting Telescopes:

Hubble Space Telescope

3.2 Using technology to see beyond the Visible Electromagnetic spectrum

Radio Telescopes Because the wavelengths of radio waves are so large, the antenna of a radio telescope must be large. This telescope in Puerto Rico, has a diameter of more than 300m.

Radio Interferometry

Viewing More Than What The Eye Can See Gamma ray burst X-rays from a black hole

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