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An object originating in the Kuiper belt would most likely be called what? A).planet B).asteroid C).meteor D).comet
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An object originating in the Kuiper belt would most likely be called what?
A).planet
B).asteroid
C).meteor
D).comet
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B) asteroid. Hope this helps.
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B) asteroid orbit in the Kuiper belt
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