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A small, rocky object directly orbits the Sun. If this object is not large enough to be a planet, it is most likely A. a solar system. B. an asteroid. C. a moon. D. a galaxy.

A small, rocky object directly orbits the Sun. If this object is not large enough to be a planet, it is most likely A. a solar system. B. an asteroid. C. a moon. D. a galaxy.
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A small, rocky object directly orbits the Sun. If this object is not large enough to be a planet, it is most likely

A.
a solar system.

B.
an asteroid.

C.
a moon.

D.
a galaxy.

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User Rzschau
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I believe this one is B.

Moons don't orbit the sun, they orbit planets.

Galaxies are bloody massive, and bigger than you or I could comprehend.

Same for solar systems.
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User Leevo
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the answer is B an asteroid

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