The $_6C^{14}$ in the upper atmosphere is generated by which of the following nuclear reactions?
- A$_7N^{14} + _1H^1 \to _6C^{14} + _{+1}e^0 + _1H^1$
- B$_7N^{14} \to _6C^{14} + _{+1}e^0$
- C$_7N^{14} + _0n^1 \to _6C^{14} + _1H^1$
- D$_7N^{14} + _1H^3 + _0n^1 \to _6C^{14} + _2He^4$
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