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Jalen Irwin

25 September, 18:33

which statement best describes an asteroid? A. large chunks of rock with many craters that orbit the sun. B. Pieces of rock or dust that shine or flicker in the earth's atmosphere. C. An object made of ice, gas, and dust that orbits the earth. D. Large chunks of rock with bright tails that orbits the sun.

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