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When we see photographs of space objects and bodies, we usually get lost in their colorful variety. Interestingly, however, telescopes take photos in black and white. Their task is to capture radiation, and this can be done best when the photo is in black and white. Scientists then colorize the photos and show them to us. This process is not entirely simple. In addition to the visible spectrum of light, they also work with information from the invisible spectrum of light. TooneThe photo sometimes does not correspond to reality. You can watch how this whole process takes place in the attached video.
