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Assuming All Objects Listed Are Visible, on a Clear, Moonless

Question 22

Question 22

Multiple Choice

Assuming all objects listed are visible, on a clear, moonless night the brightest object in the sky is:


A) Venus.
B) Sirius.
C) Jupiter.
D) Saturn.

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