If you saw a shooting star and were lucky enough to see where it landed, which object could you possibly pick up from the landing site? A. meteor B. asteroid C. meteorite D. meteoroid

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If you saw a shooting star and were lucky enough to see where it landed, you could possibly pick up meteor from the landing site.

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If you saw a shooting star and were lucky enough to see where it landed, you could possibly pick up meteor from the landing site.

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