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Meteors or shooting stars are visible in the night sky. But what are they? How do they form? ALL BUT ONE choice helps us describe a meteor.

Meteors or shooting stars are visible in the night sky. But what are they? How do they form? ALL BUT ONE choice helps us describe a meteor.
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Meteors or shooting stars are visible in the night sky. But what are they? How do they form? ALL BUT ONE choice helps us describe

a meteor.

Meteors or shooting stars are visible in the night sky. But what are they? How do-example-1
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Answer:

C

Step-by-step explanation:

the answer is c because the astroid belt contains the same mertireal that a a metor contains

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