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Why do infrared and X-ray astronomy need space?
AGround telescopes are too small
BClouds block every signal
CThe atmosphere interferes
DEarth's rotation smears images
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. The atmosphere interferes
The Earth's atmosphere perturbs and absorbs these radiations, so observers go above it.
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