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The brightness, or intensity, of starlight varies inversely as the square of its distance from earth. the hubble telescope can see stars whose intensities are startfraction 1 over 64 endfraction that of the faintest star now seen by ground-based telescopes. determine how much farther the hubble telescope can see into space than ground-based telescopes. how much farther can the hubble telescope see into space than ground-based telescopes? times as far pearson

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