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Molecules in the thermosphere are fast moving because A. no gravity to slow them down B. they have nothing to bump into C. they are pulled by the Sun's gravity D. of radiation absorption
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Molecules in the thermosphere are fast moving because
A.
no gravity to slow them down
B.
they have nothing to bump into
C.
they are pulled by the Sun's gravity
D.
of radiation absorption
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i think a or b
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