How NASA Takes other Galaxies Pictures If there is no space ship could cross the border of the our Galaxy?

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Sisis · Answer 1 · 2021-02-07T16:54:08+0000

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Telescopes or satelites

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NASA uses special technology and telescopes to see far, far into space to take pictures of surrounding galaxies. They also use satelites orbiting our planet, and others placed in space.

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