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oh sorry about that, I think I am a little bit stressed for the exam


no worries.

D, ironically is the less tricky among the others

(D) The first is a speculation that the author wishes to justify. The second is a consequence that would result if that speculation is not true.

Off the first part ...off the second because is a direct consequence of the first one

The first is NOT a speculation whatsoever. Basically a speculation is an assumption that could be true or not. The dark matter and the first sentence is a FACT that the author state and we do know , for the argument at stake, is true. regardless that in the real world or in science is true as well

The enormous distances between stars are not spaces entirely devoid of matter.

a fact and it is verifiable


The interstellar spaces are filled with ‘dust’: very low density matter. this confirm our fact

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