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A comet is like a baby blue or a dark blue. Also, at the very end, it is like a purple,red also like a blue and white.

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A meteoroid doesn't have a specific color. The color of a meteoroid depends on its composition, with common colors being black, grey, or brown. When a meteoroid enters Earth's atmosphere and burns up, it can create colorful streaks due to the heating and ionization of the gases around it.

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asteroids are normally gray but when their age they start changing color to dark red and black

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Generally, meteoroids are brown or reddish-brown.

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An asteroid can be about grayish or a mixture of brown and yellow.

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An asteroid is a gray and brown.

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The Asteroid belt is Black-Brown

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Usually a grayish- reddish color

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Dark, almost black.

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