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Why do objects collide in space? A. Electrical Currents B. Energetic Fields C. Gravitational pull between objects in space

Why do objects collide in space? A. Electrical Currents B. Energetic Fields C. Gravitational pull between objects in space
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Why do objects collide in space?

A. Electrical Currents

B. Energetic Fields

C. Gravitational pull between objects in space

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It is C, the Gravitational pull between objects in space.
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