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Regina Underwood

13 July, 15:19

What material makes up the planets in our solar system? a. heavy metals created in the Big Bang b. material that shot out of the Sun about 10 billion years ago c. material captured from a passing galaxy about 10 billion years ago d. debris from previous stars which had exploded

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