A scientist uses a camera to study the stars.

How would the scientist most likely use this technology?

1 to replace all of the old data about stars
2 to predict the star count over a broad area
3 to write observations about what the sky looks like
4 to count the number of visible stars in the sky

A scientist taking photos of the stars would be using those photos as a sort of documentation. The only reason to record this is for data or research purposes, meaning that 1 and 2 are incorrect. While 4 is a possibility, it is a fruitless endeavor, as even if you managed to count all the stars in the night sky at one point, it would completely discount every star not visible from that part of the globe, making the data false/pointless. Again, this is just my educated assumption, but I do think the answer is 3. Good luck :D

kramergracelyn kramergracelyn · Answer 2 · 2021-09-13T05:00:33+02:00

kramergracelyn kramergracelyn

13-09-2021

It will be number 3 hope that help

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A scientist uses a camera to study the stars.

How would the scientist most likely use this technology?

1 to replace all of the old data about stars
2 to predict the star count over a broad area
3 to write observations about what the sky looks like
4 to count the number of visible stars in the sky