Ravi Bhushan Solutions for Chapter: Astronomy and Space Science, Exercise 1: Objective Questions

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Lucent's General Science>Chapter 2 - Astronomy and Space Science>Objective Questions>Q 93

The mountain of the largest height Nix Olympia is located on the planet

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Lucent's General Science>Chapter 2 - Astronomy and Space Science>Objective Questions>Q 94

Which of the following planets of solar system do not have any satellite ?

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Lucent's General Science>Chapter 2 - Astronomy and Space Science>Objective Questions>Q 95

The celestial bodies Cheron, Ceres and Xena-2003 UB 313 etc are

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Lucent's General Science>Chapter 2 - Astronomy and Space Science>Objective Questions>Q 96

The largest among all the discovered asteroids is

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Lucent's General Science>Chapter 2 - Astronomy and Space Science>Objective Questions>Q 97

The comets are basically composed of

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Lucent's General Science>Chapter 2 - Astronomy and Space Science>Objective Questions>Q 98

The diameter of the moon with comparison to the earth is

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Lucent's General Science>Chapter 2 - Astronomy and Space Science>Objective Questions>Q 99

The light reaches from the moon to the earth's surface in

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Lucent's General Science>Chapter 2 - Astronomy and Space Science>Objective Questions>Q 100

The brightest part of the moon is-