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Q: What are Asteroids?
A: Asteroids are metallic, rocky bodies that orbit the sun. They are to small to be classified as planets, and tend to stay in one area known as the asteroid belt. Read More »

Q: What is a Asteroid?
A: Asteroids are rocky, metallic objects that orbit the sun. Asteroids vary in size. Some are as big as 1000 kilometers in diameter while others are as small as pe... Read More »

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