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When a meteor crosses the sky, the light given off is caused by O Friction Gravity O Solar Winds O Erosion

When a meteor crosses the sky, the light given off is caused by O Friction Gravity O Solar Winds O Erosion
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When a meteor crosses the sky, the light given off is caused by

O Friction
Gravity
O Solar Winds
O Erosion

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Answer:

Friction

Step-by-step explanation:

User Elezar
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Answer:

the answer is EROSION, I Believe

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