The main problem being solved by the Hubble Space Telescope is cutting through a thick atmosphere to photograph stars. Hubble is positioned in space, where it avoids the distorting effects of Earth's atmosphere, allowing it to capture clearer and more detailed images of celestial objects.
Which main problem is being solved by the Hubble Space Telescope?
Burning of telescopes as they get closer to a star.
Bending of a starlight by the atmosphere.
Identifying the brightest star in the galaxy.
Cutting through a thick atmosphere to a photograph stars.
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