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Why do scientists send radio waves into space? A. to transmit materials to the moon B. to contact life on other planets C. to break apart meteoroids D. to take photos of the sun…

Why do scientists send radio waves into space? A. to transmit materials to the moon B. to contact life on other planets C. to break apart meteoroids D. to take photos of the sun…
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Why do scientists send radio waves into space?

A.
to transmit materials to the moon

B.
to contact life on other planets

C.
to break apart meteoroids

D.
to take photos of the sun

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Step-by-step explanation:

C.

to break apart meteoroids

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