How can we see through the interstellar medium?

A) by observing in high-energy wavelengths such as x-rays and long wavelengths of light such as radio waves and infrared
B) by observing only the brightest visible sources
C) by using only the biggest telescopes
D) by using telescopes above the Earth's atmosphere
E) We cannot see through the interstellar medium.


A) by observing in high-energy wavelengths such as x-rays and long wavelengths of light such as radio waves and infrared

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