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The sun looks like a cloud of hot steam is exploding from its surface. What is the most likely explanation. A. Solar maria B. Sunspots C. Coronal mass ejections D. Impact basins
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The sun looks like a cloud of hot steam is exploding from its surface. What is the most likely explanation.

A. Solar maria
B. Sunspots
C. Coronal mass ejections
D. Impact basins

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The answer is C. Coronal mass ejections.

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The most likely explanation for the sun looking like a cloud of hot steam is exploding from the surface is coronal mass ejections. The correct answer is C. 
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