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The sun is bigger than the Moon, but they appear to be the same size in the sky when you look at them from Earth. Why? O The sun is closer to Earth than the Moon. O The sun'…

The sun is bigger than the Moon, but they appear to be the same size in the sky when you look at them from Earth. Why? O The sun is closer to Earth than the Moon. O The sun'…
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The sun is bigger than the Moon, but they appear to be the same size in the sky when you look at them from Earth. Why?

O The sun is closer to Earth than the Moon.
O The sun's light reflects off the Moon, making it look the same size as the sun.
O The sun is higher in the sky than the moon.
O The moon is closer to Earth than the sun.

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The moon is closer to Earth than the sun! (Last one)

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