Answer:
Hubble Space Telescope:
2.orbits around Earth
3.gets information about stars after they are born
5.receives light before it enters Earth’s atmosphere
ALMA Radio Telescope:
1.installed on land.
6.receives light after it passes through Earth’s atmosphere
4.gets information about stars before they are born
Explanation:
Hubble space telescope is a space telescope which is placed above Earth's atmosphere. It orbits around Earth and collects data i.e. receives light from the sky before it passes through the atmosphere. Placing it above atmosphere decreases the attenuation of signal.
The ALMA (Atacama Large Millimeter/Submillimeter Array) is an interferometer of 66 radio telescopes installed in the Atacama Desert (Chile). Since, these are installed on land, these telescopes receive light after passing through Earth's atmosphere. The data from these array of telescopes might provide information on birth of star during the early Stelliferous era.
