Secondary craters are
A) craters formed by water impact.
B) craters formed by ejecta during another impact.
C) a crater that forms later, inside a larger crater.
D) craters formed on a new surface.
E) craters formed on planets other than Earth.

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Secondary craters are formed by the debris (ejecta) that is thrown out during the impact of a primary crater, which then falls back to the surface and creates additional craters.

Secondary Craters Are