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What temperature are the objects in space that x-rays come from? A. thousands of degrees Celsius B. millions of degrees Celsius C. billions of degrees Celsius D. hundreds of degrees Celsius
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What temperature are the objects in space that x-rays come from?

A. thousands of degrees Celsius

B. millions of degrees Celsius

C. billions of degrees Celsius

D. hundreds of degrees Celsius

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B. millions of degrees Celsius

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