Why would a telescope on the moon be beneficial to astrophysics study?

No cloudy nights. The moon surface is a good place for radio telescopes and other telescopes like Gama ray etc. to operate. Radio telescopes and other telescopes like TV transmissions and communications need a noise-free atmosphere to operate. There are many electro magnetic disturbances on Earth due to different electrical equipment working on Earth.

For astrophysics research, a telescope on the Moon would be useful because: 1. Its absence of an atmosphere reduces atmospheric distortion and makes it possible to observe celestial objects more clearly; 2. It offers a stable platform for observations, reducing vibrations and other disturbances that can affect the performance of telescopes on Earth; 3. It allows for long-term observation, as a telescope on the Moon could observe continuously for extended periods of time, unaffected by Earth's day-night cycle; 4. It offers a different perspective of the universe, allowing astronomers to observe parts of the sky that are not easily visible from Earth; 5. It offers radio silence, as the far side of the Moon shields the environment from Earth's radio interference.