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Read It! Amateur astronomer and photographer Nick Risinger decided to try to capture an image of the entire sky. To do this, he

had to travel about 60,000 miles (96,560 kilometers). With his camera, Risinger took pictures from various high points in the western United States, South Africa, and other key places in the world. Photo shoots were timed around new moons, when nights are long and dark. Eventually, he stitched 37,440 exposures together. The amazing panoramic survey of the sky was posted online in April 2011. Do It! Risinger was _________. A suspended B consulted C determined D promoted
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He was C Determined This is because he kept on trying Hope this helps

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