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    Scientists' Ability to Study the Martian Surface Is Sometimes Inhibited
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Scientists' Ability to Study the Martian Surface Is Sometimes Inhibited

Question 66

Question 66

Multiple Choice

Scientists' ability to study the Martian surface is sometimes inhibited by


A) solar winds.
B) dust storms.
C) radio waves.
D) atmospheric clouds.

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