Question

If a robot was created to make observations of the sun's ultraviolet rays, from wherecan the robot make the best observations of the sun's UV rays?

a) The North Pole
b) The South Pole
c) The Equator
d) The International Space Station

Answer 1

The International Space Station (option d) is the best location for a robot to make observations of the sun's UV rays.

Step-by-step explanation:

The robot will be able to make the best observations of the sun's ultraviolet rays from the International Space Station (option d). Observing the sun's ultraviolet rays requires being above Earth's atmosphere, as the atmosphere absorbs most of the UV rays. The International Space Station is located in space, far above Earth's atmosphere, providing an unobstructed view of the sun's UV rays.

Observations from the North Pole, South Pole, and Equator (options a, b, and c) would not provide optimal conditions for observing the sun's UV rays. The atmosphere at these locations would still block a significant amount of UV radiation from reaching the robot.