Multiple Choice
Telescopes are placed in space to view distant galaxies primarily to
A) get closer to the observed objects.
B) avoid the absorption and distortion of the light or other radiations within the atmosphere of Earth.
C) avoid having to steer the telescope against Earth's motion.
D) avoid the light pollution from Earth's populated areas.
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