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Far-infrared astronomy must be done from high-flying aircraft because:
 
  A) far-infrared radiation never reaches Earth's surface.
  B) far-infrared photons are highly energetic.
  C) far-infrared telescopes have zero diffraction fringe.
  D) far-infrared sources are very bright.

Question 2

A _____ has a main mirror called the primary mirror.
 
  A) reflecting telescope
  B) refracting telescope
  C) Keplerian telescope
  D) Galilean telescope



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