It is impossible to see a

  • white dwarf
  • black dwarf
  • black hole
  • white hole

The full form of 'SOHO' is

  • Solar Objective and Heliospheric Observatory
  • Solar and Heliospheric Observatory
  • Solar and Hotspot Objective
  • Sun Observatory and Hotspot Objective

The best way to study sun is to send

  • space probes
  • spacecraft
  • space shuttles
  • jets

Astronomers can pick up radio waves from galaxies that are

  • millions of kilometers away
  • millions of light years away
  • thousands of kilometers away
  • hundreds of light years away

The fuel of sun is hydrogen gas. It turns into helium by nuclear fusion

  • in the core of the sun
  • in the center of the sun
  • in the atmosphere of the sun
  • in the boundary of sun

The telescopes that use mirrors instead of lenses are known as

  • Radio telescopes
  • Reflecting telescopes
  • Refracting telescopes
  • Hubble telescopes

In clear night we can count approximately

  • 1000 stars
  • 100 stars
  • 2000 stars
  • 200 stars

Fortunately, we can study stars by

  • angles
  • radiations
  • position
  • starlight

The temperature in the 'sunspots' is

  • very high
  • very low
  • normal
  • cool

The stars we see are just a small proportion of

  • space
  • galaxy
  • solar system
  • planets

Space is getting bigger and galaxies are

  • coming closer
  • moving apart
  • expanding as well
  • shrinking instead of expanding

The brightest star that can be seen from earth is

  • Deneb
  • Sirius
  • Aldebaran
  • Rigel

Radiations help us to measure the movement of

  • galaxies
  • stars
  • solar system
  • planets

Although Sirius looks like one bright star but actually it is

  • a galaxy
  • a comet
  • a cluster
  • a pair of two stars

After supernova, the core may remain as a

  • white hole
  • neutral star
  • black hole
  • neutral star or black hole

As a star collapses itself, it becomes extremely

  • hot
  • cold
  • dense
  • small

At night when we look up, we see

  • airplanes in the sky
  • moons in the sky
  • planets in the sky
  • stars and galaxies in the sky

The brightness of a star depends not only on emission of light, but also on the

  • size
  • distance
  • material
  • hotness

Finally, the sun will cool down and end its life as a cold, dark body called

  • black moon
  • white dwarf
  • black dwarf
  • white comet

The star "Betelgeuse" belongs to the constellation named

  • Orion
  • Canis Major
  • Aquarius
  • Taurus

'Spiral galaxies' were made by

  • three ages of stars
  • three kinds of stars
  • three types of stars
  • three sizes of stars

It takes many years for the light of stars to reach

  • the sun
  • the milky way
  • our eyes
  • the moon

The view of space from earth keeps on changing because the earth is

  • revolving
  • at an angle of 25 Degree
  • cold
  • beneath the sun

Small telescopes have lenses to make faraway objects look

  • smaller
  • brighter
  • bigger
  • colored

Our 'solar system' belongs to

  • oval shaped system
  • circle shaped system
  • spiral shaped system
  • coil shaped system

The 'Solar Dynamics Observatory' is a

  • NASA mission
  • Roscomsmos mission
  • Turnkey project

'Ulysses' was expected to last only for

  • 3 years
  • 5 years
  • 7 years
  • 9 years

The belt of 'constellations' is called

  • Zodiac
  • Perseus
  • Hercules
  • Ursa

A light year is almost

  • 3 million kilometers
  • 9.5 million kilometers
  • 3 billion kilometers
  • 9.5 billion kilometers

Like other galaxies, the whole milky way is travelling through

  • space
  • solar systems
  • planets
  • stars
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