<prompt> Bo-rasaense ba sebelisa eng ho ithuta ka li-asteroid?nan  <response>: Instruction in English: What do scientists use to study asteroids? . Response in English: Scientists use a variety of methods and tools to study asteroids. One of the primary tools is the telescope, which enables them to observe and track the movements of asteroids from Earth. Some telescopes specifically designed for asteroid observations are the Arecibo Observatory and the Goldstone Deep Space Communications Complex.Space probes and missions are also used to gather detailed information about asteroids. For instance, NASAs Dawn spacecraft orbited and studied two asteroids, Vesta and Ceres, in great detail, while the Japanese space probe Hayabusa2 collected samples from the asteroid Ryugu and returned them to Earth for study. In addition, scientists also use spectroscopy to study the composition of asteroids. By analyzing the light reflected or emitted by an asteroid, scientists can determine its composition, surface properties, and other characteristics. Finally, to learn more about the origins of asteroids, scientists study meteorites that have landed on Earth. These are fragments of asteroids that have fallen through Earths atmosphere and provide a direct sample of the materials found on these celestial bodies. . Response in Sesotho: Bo-rasaense ba sebelisa mekhoa le lisebelisoa tse fapaneng ho ithuta ka li-asteroid. E ngoe ea lisebelisoa tsa mantlha ke sebonela-hōle, se li nolofalletsang ho shebella le ho lekola metsamao ea li-asteroid tse tsoang Lefatšeng. Libonela-hōle tse ling tse etselitsoeng ho shebella linaleli ka ho khetheha ke Arecibo Observatory le Goldstone Deep Space Communications Complex. Liphuputso tsa sepakapaka le mesebetsi li boetse li sebelisoa ho bokella lintlha tse qaqileng mabapi le li-asteroids. Mohlala, sefofa-sebakeng sa NASAs Dawn se ile sa potoloha me sa ithuta liasteroid tse peli, Vesta le Ceres, ka ho qaqileng, ha lipatlisiso tsa sepaka-pakeng tsa Japane Hayabusa2 li ile tsa bokella lisampole tsa asteroid Ryugu me tsa li khutlisetsa Lefatšeng bakeng sa boithuto. Ho feta moo, bo-rasaense ba boetse ba sebelisa spectroscopy ho ithuta sebopeho sa asteroids. Ka ho hlahlobisisa leseli le bonahatsoang kapa le hlahisoang ke asteroid, bo-rasaense ba khona ho fumana hore na le entsoe ka eng, bokaholimo ba lona le litšobotsi tse ling. Qetellong, ho ithuta ho eketsehileng ka tšimoloho ea li-asteroid, bo-rasaense ba ithuta ka li-meteorite tse ileng tsa fihla Lefatšeng. Tsena ke likotoana tsa li-asteroid tse oeleng sepakapakeng sa Lefatše me li fana ka mohlala o tobileng oa lisebelisoa tse fumanoang lihlopheng tsena tsa leholimo. 