Question

Read this excerpt from A Black Hole Is NOT a Hole.

Reber had just one little problem. To explore the radio energy, he needed a radio telescope—a telescope that could detect invisible radio energy—but there was no such thing at the time. So he invented one. He built it in his backyard in Wheaton, Illinois. Late into the night, Reber probed the sky with his new telescope, using it to locate the source of the mysterious radio energy.

This excerpt makes a connection between

scientist Karl Jansky and scientist Grote Reber.
the invention of a radio telescope and the discovery of a black hole.
the discovery of radio energy from space and the discovery of a black hole.
the discovery of radio energy from space and the invention of a radio telescope.

Answer 1

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Answer 2

Answer:

D: The discovery of radio energy from space and the invention of a radio telescope

Explanation:

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