Answer:
True
Explanation:
Deep space telescopes are fitted with the faint object cameras, that are way better than ground-based spectroscopically functioning telescopes. The Subaru telescope at Hawaii observed the faintest object ever from a ground-based telescope. But when compared to other deep-space telescopes like Hubble's deep space telescopes it's very small. They have reached up to a magnitude of 31 , which observes 20 times fainter objects .
The answer is D. 90°N and 90°
Latitudes measure from north or south of the equator, the greatest latitude possible is 90°.
Option Latitudes in option D are the north pole and the South Pole, where it's most likely to see glaciers
