Earth takes 24 hours to complete one

  • rotation
  • revolution
  • season
  • year

The dark matter filled between spaces in galaxies is called

  • intergalactic space
  • inter planets space
  • air space
  • interstitial space

Earth has a lot of water on its surface to support diversity of

  • temperature
  • life
  • seasons
  • weather

Different craters and ridges are seen on the surface of

  • Sun
  • Earth
  • Moon
  • Jupiter

The distance of sun from earth is nearly

  • 150 million km
  • 120 million km
  • 100 million km
  • 50 million km

The movement of stars is felt due to earth's

  • revolution
  • rotation
  • spin
  • movement

Stars in a group or congregation are called

  • galaxies
  • milky way
  • space
  • atmosphere

'Uranus' and 'Neptune' were visited by space probe

  • voyager-1
  • voyager-2
  • voyager-x
  • both a and b

A huge ball of hot gases which is also referred to as a star, is

  • sun
  • moon
  • meteorite
  • satellite

Pluto was discontinued to be regarded as planet in 2006 due to its

  • dwarf size
  • unusual orbit
  • rotation
  • both a and b

The large reflecting telescope which is orbiting earth in outer space is called

  • The Hubble space
  • space probe
  • sputnik-1
  • voyager-1

Non luminous objects do not emit

  • heat
  • light
  • weight
  • force

The images which terrestrial telescope capture are not

  • distorted
  • effected by pollution
  • clear
  • both a and b

Eclipses do not occur every month because the orbit of moon is

  • round
  • tilted
  • straight
  • angled

The natural satellites of a planet is

  • moon
  • sun
  • spacecraft
  • hover craft

At poles sun does not rise or set for about

  • a year
  • half a year
  • one month
  • two years

The hemisphere of earth faced towards sun, experiences

  • day
  • night
  • noon
  • evening

The objects which give out light are called

  • luminous objects
  • non luminous objects
  • super luminous
  • luminous space

When sun is entirely or partially blocked out by moon, it is termed as

  • solar eclipse
  • lunar eclipse
  • regular eclipse
  • irregular eclipse

An imaginary line going through the center of earth from the north pole to the south pole about which the earth rotates is called

  • rotation
  • revolution
  • tilt
  • axis
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