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Overview of Space Telescopes: Revealing the Universe Beyond Earth’s Limits Since the beginning of time, humanity has been engaged in an ongoing endeavor to explore space. Our view of the universe has changed significantly over the ages, thanks to technological developments that have expanded the bounds of discovery. The space telescope is one such innovative device that has profoundly changed our comprehension of the universe. These amazing devices, which are located outside of Earth’s atmosphere, provide us with a hitherto unattainable perspective of the cosmos and allow us to investigate astronomical events. Telescope Evolution: From Ground-Based to Space-Based Galileo Galilei’s revolutionary use of a refracting telescope to view celestial objects in the early 17th century is credited with introducing the idea of telescopes to the world. Since then, astronomers have always sought to improve the capabilities of telescopes, leading to a substantial evolution in their design. Although ground-based telescopes have yielded invaluable insights into the universe, their capabilities are restricted by Earth’s atmosphere, which both absorbs and bends incoming light, so affecting the observational clarity. The development of space telescopes provided a way around these atmospheric constraints. These observatories, positioned above Earth’s atmosphere, are able to collect a broader spectrum of electromagnetic radiation, such as infrared, X-rays, and ultraviolet light, all of which are mostly absorbed by the atmosphere. Space telescopes can now see the cosmos with unprecedented clarity and precision because to this location, which is transforming our understanding of it.
