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The part of the Electromagnetic (Light) Spectrum used to see through the dust clouds in Space is? A. Infrared light B. Visible light C. Radio waves
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The part of the Electromagnetic (Light) Spectrum used to see through the dust

clouds in Space is?
A. Infrared light
B. Visible light
C. Radio waves

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The answer is A. Not C. C is what you use to remotely control something
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Answer:

A or C

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