Telescopes and spectroscopy

Telescopes collect and focus light from faint, distant objects so instruments can analyze it, and spectroscopy, spreading that light out into its component wavelengths like a rainbow, lets astronomers identify which elements an object contains and how fast it's moving toward or away from us, since motion shifts the wavelengths of the light it emits.

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