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What is the difference between a meteoroid and an asteroid? Is there a sharp distinction?a. Asteroids are smaller than meteoroids, but there is no sharp distinction in their sizes.b. Meteoroids are smaller than asteroids, but there is no sharp distinction in their sizes.c. A meteoroid is smaller than an asteroid and can be a part of it; an asteroid has a radius larger than 1 km, but a meteoroid is smaller than 1 km.d. An asteroid is smaller than a meteoroid and can be a part of it; a meteoroid has a radius larger than 1 km, but an asteroid is smaller than 1 km.
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