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Getting Data about the Solar System: Telescopes and Spacecrafts FROM THE LECTURE SERIES: A FIELD GUIDE TO THE PLANETS There are two ways in which we can get data about things far away from the Earth—using telescopes and with spacecrafts. Let’s take a look at the potential developments in these two areas. Telescopes of all kinds are used to collect data about faraway regions of our solar system and beyond. (Image: NASA/Public domain) Telescopic View: Space and Earth Our study of the solar system and the universe changed when Hubble was launched in 1990 and successfully repaired and upgrade...