Based on astronomy from space-based telescopes, select all of the correct statements from the following list.

 Most types of electromagnetic waves are not visible to ground-based telescopes.

 There would be no limit to what an optical telescope in space could see.

 Enough infrared energy gets to Earth's surface that infrared telescopes do not need to be put in orbit.

 The Chandra and Spitzer telescopes are all in space.

 The Hubble Space Telescope makes observations at all wavelengths.

 Cosmic rays are the absolute highest-energy type of electromagnetic wave.

 Earth's atmosphere has no effect on visible light, so there is no need to place an optical telescope in space.