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If a piece of space debris is too large to be a meteoroid and too small to be a planet, it could be A. a meteor B. an asteroid C. a meteoroid D. a star
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If a piece of space debris is too large to be a meteoroid and too small to be a planet, it could be

A. a meteor
B. an asteroid
C. a meteoroid
D. a star

User Mike Buss
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The answer is B. an asteroid

User Alex Kyriakidis
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an asteroid was the correct answer


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