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Why are distant objects in the universe moving away from Earth? Because the light they emit is redshifted. Because Earth's gravity pushes them away Because the universe exp…

Why are distant objects in the universe moving away from Earth? Because the light they emit is redshifted. Because Earth's gravity pushes them away Because the universe exp…
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Why are distant objects in the universe moving away from Earth? Because the light they emit is redshifted. Because Earth's gravity pushes them away Because the universe expanding Because of a supernova event

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Distant objects in the universe moving away from Earth because the universe is expanding.

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