How much time our nearest star “Alpha Centauri” is away from the Earth?
- (A) 3.3 light years
- (B) 4.3 light years
- (C) 5.3 light years
- (D) 6.3 light years
- (B) 4.3 light years
Which planet is known as the “Earth’s near twin planet”?
- (A) Mars
- (B) Venus
- (C) Uranus
- (D) Saturn
- (B) Venus
A star with low temperature and small mass (glowing feebly) is known as:
- (A) Blue dwarf
- (B) Red dwarf
- (C) White dwarf
- (D) Black dwarf
- (B) Red dwarf
There is a beautiful developed system of rings around the:
- (A) Uranus
- (B) Saturn
- (C) Uranus
- (D) Jupiter
- (B) Saturn
A vast cloud of gas and dust where new stars often form is called:
- (A) Nova
- (B) Nebula
- (C) Penumbra
- (D) Facula
- (B) Nebula
What is the position of “Uranus” from the Sun among the eight planets?
- (A) 5th
- (B) 6th
- (C) 7th
- (D) 8th
- (C) 7th
What is the Pluto called after 2006?
- (A) Planet
- (B) Moon
- (C) Dwarf Planet
- (D) Giant Spot
- (C) Dwarf Planet
Which of the following satellites is called as “Fossil Planet”?
- (A) Titan
- (B) Moon
- (C) Phobos
- (D) Ganymede
- (B) Moon
The approximate distance of Jupiter from the sun is:
- (A) 200 million km
- (B) 565 million km
- (C) 778 million km
- (D) 888 million km
- (C) 778 million km
What is the position of “Neptune” from the Sun among the eight planets?
- (A) 5th
- (B) 6th
- (C) 7th
- (D) 8th
- (D) 8th
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