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The Moon is currently geologically inactive. At present, what is responsible for breaking up surface rocks on the Moon? a) impacts b) volcanism c) water erosion d) energy from t…

The Moon is currently geologically inactive. At present, what is responsible for breaking up surface rocks on the Moon? a) impacts b) volcanism c) water erosion d) energy from t…
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The Moon is currently geologically inactive. At present, what is responsible for breaking up surface rocks on the Moon?

a) impacts
b) volcanism
c) water erosion
d) energy from the Sun

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A or D I am having trouble deciding
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