English, 18.06.2020 19:57 ramberson101
Read the excerpt from "Exploring Mars.” For years, people talked about the canals on Mars. Some thought Martian farmers dug them to water their crops. But later, scientists made better telescopes. They saw that the lines didn't even exist. They were just illusions. Which best states the central idea of this excerpt?
Some people believed Martians used canals the same way Earth people do.
Newer telescopes helped scientists see the surface of Mars better.
Sometimes people think they see things, but they are only seeing illusions.
People thought there were canals on Mars, but it turned out there were none.
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