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At certain times of the year, meteor showers can be observed from Earth. Why are these objects from space usually harmless?

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  • They are always microscopic.
  • They are closer to the sun than to Earth.
  • They are made of soft, spongy materials.
  • They burn up high in Earth's atmosphere

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