How have telescopes been designed to enable scientists to detect these different wavelengths?
○ Telescopes have been made with materials to block out specific wavelengths.
○ Telescopes have been made with more mirrors to collect more wavelengths.
○ Special telescopes have been made to be sensitive to specific wavelengths.
○ Telescopes have been made bigger, so they can detect more wavelengths.
Telescopes have been designed with special features to be sensitive to specific wavelengths. For example, infrared telescopes use special materials that can detect infrared radiation, while radio telescopes are designed to capture radio waves. This specificity allows scientists to gather data from different parts of the electromagnetic spectrum, which is crucial for studying various astronomical phenomena.