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When the Sun becomes a red giant

When the Sun becomes a red giant
A) some life on Earth may still be able to survive on the surface
B) life will probably not be able to survive even beneath the surface
C) life may still be able to survive in the atmosphere
D) the Earth will be destroyed

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Life in the Universe

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