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RoseWind [281]
3 years ago
6

Describe the celestial object in the image. The object is called a because it is producing and has not yet .

Chemistry
1 answer:
svlad2 [7]3 years ago
3 0

The image, blanks and options are  missing in the question. So the image is attached below and the complete question is:

Describe the celestial object in the image.

The object is called________ a because it is producing _______ and has not yet ________ .

First Blank: A.Meteor B.Meteorite C.Meteoroid

Second Blank: A. a streak of light B. An orange Horizon C. A star- Filled sky

Third Blank: A. Reached earths atmosphere B. Struck Earth C. Completed an orbit

Answer:

First Blank - A. Meteor

Second Blank - A. a streak of light

Third Blank -  A. Reached earths atmosphere

Explanation:

The given image shows celestial object called meteor.

The meteor is often called shooting star as it produces a streak of light. When a meteoroid reaches Earth's atmosphere, it experiences a friction which allows the meteoroid to burn up and produce a streak of light in the sky.

Hence, the correct answer for blanks is Meteor, a streak of light and Reached earths atmosphere.

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