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Which of the following best describes why objects can stay on the surface of the earth without floating away or being crushed? A. Earth's outer core produces a magnetic field, which keeps objects on the surface of Earth without floating away or being crushed
B. Gravity keeps objects on Earth. The mass of Earth gives it a gravitational field that is just right for life on Earth.
C. Earth's outer core produces a gravitational field, which keeps objects on the surface of Earth without crushing them.
D. Magnesium keeps objects on Earth. The mass of Earth gives it a magnetic field that is just right for life on Earth

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