1. The total number of the planets in the Solar System is: ?
Ans. Eight
2. Which celestial body was excluded from the list of planets on August 24, 2006 by the International Astronomical Union ?
Ans. Pluto
3. Where is the headquarters of the International Astronomical Union?
Ans. Paris
4. After which mythological characters names did the Solar Systems planets are named?
Ans. The Gods of Olympics
5. What is the number of the recognized dwarf planets in the solar system?
Ans. Five
6. Which are the terrestrial planets?
Ans. Mercury, Venus, Earth and Mars
7. Which is the smallest planet?
Ans. Mercury
8. Which planet is the nearest to the Sun?
Ans. Mercury
9. The Mercury orbits the Sun once in about ......... Earth days?
Ans. 88
10. Which planet was studied by the MESSENGER mission?
Ans. Mercury
11. Which is the largest known crater in Mercury ?
Ans. Caloris Basin
12. Which planet in the Solar System are devoid of natural satelllites?
Ans. Mercury and Venus
13. When a planet comes between the Sun and the Earth, it is called .........?
Ans. Transit
14. The last transit of the Mercury occured on .........?
Ans. November 8, 2006
15. Which was the first spacecraft to visit Mercury?
Ans. Mariner-10
16. Which is the brightest planet?
Ans.Venus
17. Which planet is often called as ‘the Morning Star and the Evening Star’?
Ans. Venus
18. Which planet is also known as ‘Earth’s Sister or Twin Planet’?
Ans. Venus
19. Which gas is the main component of the atmosphere of Venus?
Ans. Carbon Dioxide
20. Which planet’s surface feature’s are named after historical and mythological women?
Ans. Venus
21. Which is the hottest planet?
Ans. Venus
22. Which planet’s day is longer than its year?
Ans. Venus
23. When was the last Venus Transit occurred?
Ans. June 6, 2012
24. The mean distance between the Sun and Earth is known as:
Ans. Astronomical Unit
25. In which planet the Sun rises in the West and sets in the East?
Ans. Venus
26. Which planet is closest to the Earth?
Ans. Venus
27. Which planet is named after the Roman God of War?
Ans. Mars
28. Which is the Red Planet?
Ans. Mars
29. Which is the highest mountain within the Solar System?
Ans. Olympus Mons
30. What gives the red-orange appearance of the Martian surface?
Ans. Iron Oxide
Ans. Eight
2. Which celestial body was excluded from the list of planets on August 24, 2006 by the International Astronomical Union ?
Ans. Pluto
3. Where is the headquarters of the International Astronomical Union?
Ans. Paris
4. After which mythological characters names did the Solar Systems planets are named?
Ans. The Gods of Olympics
5. What is the number of the recognized dwarf planets in the solar system?
Ans. Five
6. Which are the terrestrial planets?
Ans. Mercury, Venus, Earth and Mars
7. Which is the smallest planet?
Ans. Mercury
8. Which planet is the nearest to the Sun?
Ans. Mercury
9. The Mercury orbits the Sun once in about ......... Earth days?
Ans. 88
10. Which planet was studied by the MESSENGER mission?
Ans. Mercury
11. Which is the largest known crater in Mercury ?
Ans. Caloris Basin
12. Which planet in the Solar System are devoid of natural satelllites?
Ans. Mercury and Venus
13. When a planet comes between the Sun and the Earth, it is called .........?
Ans. Transit
14. The last transit of the Mercury occured on .........?
Ans. November 8, 2006
15. Which was the first spacecraft to visit Mercury?
Ans. Mariner-10
16. Which is the brightest planet?
Ans.Venus
17. Which planet is often called as ‘the Morning Star and the Evening Star’?
Ans. Venus
18. Which planet is also known as ‘Earth’s Sister or Twin Planet’?
Ans. Venus
19. Which gas is the main component of the atmosphere of Venus?
Ans. Carbon Dioxide
20. Which planet’s surface feature’s are named after historical and mythological women?
Ans. Venus
21. Which is the hottest planet?
Ans. Venus
22. Which planet’s day is longer than its year?
Ans. Venus
23. When was the last Venus Transit occurred?
Ans. June 6, 2012
24. The mean distance between the Sun and Earth is known as:
Ans. Astronomical Unit
25. In which planet the Sun rises in the West and sets in the East?
Ans. Venus
26. Which planet is closest to the Earth?
Ans. Venus
27. Which planet is named after the Roman God of War?
Ans. Mars
28. Which is the Red Planet?
Ans. Mars
29. Which is the highest mountain within the Solar System?
Ans. Olympus Mons
30. What gives the red-orange appearance of the Martian surface?
Ans. Iron Oxide
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