In Science / Junior High School | 2025-05-23

a meteroid catches fire when

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A meteoroid catches fire when it enters Earth's atmosphere at high speed. The friction between the meteoroid and air molecules causes intense heat, making the meteoroid glow and burn up. This glowing streak is called a meteor or "shooting star."

Answered by CloudyClothy | 2025-05-27

a meteroid catches fire when

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