- AGalaxy
- BAlpha Centauri Bb
- CSun
- DProxima Centauri
Galaxy - Quiz
- AMERCURY
- BMARS
- CVENUS
- DNEPTUNE
- AMERCURY
- BJUPITER
- CMARS
- DNEPTUNE
- AMERCURY
- BJUPITER
- CVENUS
- DMARS
- APLUTO
- BJUPITER
- CURANUS
- DNEPTUNE
- A26 days
- B27 days
- C25 days
- D28 days
- AMercury-Venus
- BMercury-Pluto
- CVenus-Pluto
- DMercury
- A450 degree Celsius approx
- B650 degree Celsius approx
- C850 degree Celsius approx
- D150 degree Celsius approx
- AInterstellar Dust
- BThe Earth's Atmosphere
- CA and B
- DNone
- AIndra
- BSaraswati
- CIndian Milky way
- DNone
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- A. Galaxy
- B. Alpha Centauri Bb
- C. Sun
- D. Proxima Centauri
Remarks:
Explanation:
Sun is at the center of our Solar System
- A. MERCURY
- B. MARS
- C. VENUS
- D. NEPTUNE
Remarks:
Explanation:
Venus, the Morning Star and Evening Star. One of the nicknames of Venus is "the Morning Star". It's also known as the "Evening Star". Of course, Venus isn't a star at all, but a planet.
- A. MERCURY
- B. JUPITER
- C. MARS
- D. NEPTUNE
Remarks:
Explanation:
JUPITER is the largest planet in our solar system.
- A. MERCURY
- B. JUPITER
- C. VENUS
- D. MARS
Remarks:
Explanation:
Hottest Planet in the solar system is VENUS.
- A. PLUTO
- B. JUPITER
- C. URANUS
- D. NEPTUNE
Remarks:
Explanation:
NEPTUNE is the coldest and smallest of all planets
- A. 26 days
- B. 27 days
- C. 25 days
- D. 28 days
Remarks:
Explanation:
The Orbital period of Moon is 27 days.
- A. Mercury-Venus
- B. Mercury-Pluto
- C. Venus-Pluto
- D. Mercury
Remarks:
Explanation:
Mercury and Venus do not have natural satellite.
- A. 450 degree Celsius approx
- B. 650 degree Celsius approx
- C. 850 degree Celsius approx
- D. 150 degree Celsius approx
Remarks:
Explanation:
The surface temperature of Venus is 450 degree Celsius approx.
- A. Interstellar Dust
- B. The Earth's Atmosphere
- C. A and B
- D. None
Remarks:
Explanation:
The light of distant stars is affected by Interstellar Dust and The Earth's Atmosphere.
- A. Indra
- B. Saraswati
- C. Indian Milky way
- D. None
Remarks:
Explanation:
A group of Indian astronomers have discovered a massive supercluster of galaxies, and have named it Saraswati. The supercluster is about 4 billion light-years away and spreads over a "great wall" about 600 million light-years across. This makes it one of the largest superclusters to be discovered and also the furthest.