There is no device that can actually make objects in space *seem* brighter and closer. However, we do have technology that can enhance our observation of distant objects in space, making them *appear* brighter and closer in our instruments.

Here are some examples:

* Telescopes: Telescopes gather more light from distant objects, making them appear brighter. Larger telescopes have greater light-gathering power and can therefore reveal fainter objects. They also have higher resolution, allowing for more detail and making objects appear larger.

* Adaptive Optics: This technology compensates for atmospheric distortions, which can blur images of celestial objects. By adjusting the shape of a deformable mirror, adaptive optics can create sharper images, making objects appear more detailed and closer.

* Image Processing: Images captured by telescopes can be processed using software to enhance contrast, brightness, and detail. This can make objects appear brighter and clearer, even if they are faint or distant.

It's important to note that these technologies don't actually change the physical properties of the objects in space, but rather enhance our ability to observe them. They do not make objects physically brighter or closer.

Let me know if you have any other questions about space exploration or technology!