Why has Mars been more studied with telescopes than Jupiter? A. Mars is made of rock. B. Mars lacks a thick atmosphere hiding the surface. C. Jupiter is less dense than Mars. D. Jupiter is farther away.

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Brendan Huerta

26 April, 09:02

Why has Mars been more studied with telescopes than Jupiter? A. Mars is made of rock. B. Mars lacks a thick atmosphere hiding the surface. C. Jupiter is less dense than Mars. D. Jupiter is farther away.

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Hillary Blanchard · Answer 1

D. Jupiter is farther away. Mars is one of the closest plants to earth so it is able to be seen with an telescope. Jupiter however is farther away and a satellite would have to be sent to study it.