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Galileo estimated the height of lunar mountains by: (a) measuring the height of clouds around the mountains (b) measuring the wavelength of light rays in his telescope (c) looking it up on the internet (d) observing illuminated mountain peaks in the dark portion of the moon (e) assuming lunar mountains are the same as earth mountains

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