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The part of the Electromagnetic (Light) Spectrum used to see through the dust clouds in Space is? A. Infrared light B. Visible light C. Radio waves

The part of the Electromagnetic (Light) Spectrum used to see through the dust clouds in Space is? A. Infrared light B. Visible light C. Radio waves
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The part of the Electromagnetic (Light) Spectrum used to see through the dust

clouds in Space is?
A. Infrared light
B. Visible light
C. Radio waves

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User Phani
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The answer is A. Not C. C is what you use to remotely control something
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User Jeruki
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Answer:

A or C

Step-by-step explanation:

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