The Primary Reason for Spreading Many Radio Telescopes Across a Large

question 35

Multiple Choice

The primary reason for spreading many radio telescopes across a large area and combining the signals at a central station is to

• A) produce much sharper images of radio sources.
• B) ensure that cloudy weather affects only a few of the telescopes, leaving the others to continue observing.
• C) avoid interference between signals from the separate telescopes.
• D) collect more radiation than would be possible with the same telescopes clustered together.

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Comprehend the functions and characteristics of areolar connective tissue.

Identify the types of dense connective tissues and their properties.

Understand the role of adipose tissue in insulation, protection, and energy storage.

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