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PLEASE HELP: Why are shooting stars bright? a. Meteors use up the energy inside them and burn out before falling to Earth’s surface. b. Sun reflects off ice melting in the meteor. c. Light is given off
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PLEASE HELP: Why are shooting stars bright?

a. Meteors use up the energy inside them and burn out before falling to Earth’s surface.

b. Sun reflects off ice melting in the meteor.

c. Light is given off as the falling meteor rapidly heats in Earth’s atmosphere.

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the answer is c I hope this helps

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