Wednesday, June 6, 2018

Every Day Science Useful information

*The Mass of the Sun* 1.98×10 (power 30) kg
*Temperature of the Centre of the Sun*
15 million degree centigrade
*Phases of Moon are due to*
Revolution of the moon around the earth
*Black Holes Refer to*
Collapsing object of high density
*Planet Which Orbits around the Sun in clockwise direction*
Venus
*why Spring Tides occur on full moon?*
Sun moon and earth are in a straight line
*Fastest Rotating Planet*
Jupiter
*Planet with Smallest diameter*
Mercury
*Largest Planet*
Jupiter
*Most abundant element in earth's crust*
Oxygen

*Who was First to Measure the earth's Radius?*
Eratosthenes
*Nearest Star to our Sun*
Proxima Centurai
*Lunar eclipse occurs when?*
Earth is between the Sun and the moon
*Setting Sun looks oval due to*
Refraction of Sun rays passing through the atmosphere
*Most brightest planet*
Venus
*Planet known as Morning Star*
Venus
*The Largest Moon in Solar System*
Ganymede
*Hottest Planet*
Venus
*Planet known as evening star*
Venus
*Planet nearest to earth*
Venus
*Planet nearest to sun*
Mercury
*Dwarf planet*
Pluto
*Bodies which fall from sky on the earth are called*
Meteoroids
*Luminous celestial bodies moving around the Sun are*
Comets
*Sun rises in the east and sets in the west due to*
Rotation of the earth on its axis
*The umbra is*
Inner and dark portion of the shadow
*Lunar eclipse occurs only on*
Full moon
*Comets are made of*
Ice and dust
*The Largest constellation is*
Hydra
*Comet's tail can be of*
250 million km long
*The Largest asteroid is*
Ceres
*What are also called as minor planets or planetoids?*
Asteroids
*Asteroids orbit between the orbit of*
Mars and Jupiter
*What is difference between meteoroid, meteor and meteorite?*
Meteoroid is a small body traveling through space
When it strikes the earth atmosphere, produces the visual phenomenon called as a meteor
A fragment that survives to hit the ground is called as meteorite
*Solar eclipse occurs when*
Moon comes between the sun and the earth
*Types of solar eclipse*
Two types - total solar eclipse and partial solar eclipse
*Lunar eclipse occurs when*
Earth comes between the sun and the moon
*Types of lunar eclipse*
Three - penumbral, partial, and total
*Moon is a*
Natural satellite
*zour Moon is also called as the*
Luna
*Noon's diameter is*
3475 km
*Moon's Mass is*
7.3 ×10 (power 22)kg
*Distance of the moon from earth is*
384,400km (238,857 miles)
*Moon orbits the earth every*
27 days and 7 hours
*Surface Temperature of moon is*
107 degree Celsius
*Moon has*
No atmosphere
*Time moonlight takes to reach the earth*
1.3 seconds
*The only difference between planet and dwarf planet is of*
Area
*Dwarf planets are*
5
*Distance of earth from the sun*
150 million km
*Diameter of earth*
12,756 km
*Earth's period of revolution*
365.25 days
*Earth's period of rotation*
24 hours
*Mars has*
Two moons
*Jupiter has*
67 moons
*Saturn has*
62 moons
*Uranus has*
27 moons
*Neptune has*
14 moons
*Which planets are called as twin planets*
Neptune and Uranus
*The most coldest planet*
Neptune
*Which planet is called green planet?*
Uranus
*Which Planet is called as ring planet?*
Saturn
*Red Planet is called to*
Mars
*Sun is a*
Star
*Gases in Sun are*
Hydrogen and helium
*Which nuclear reaction takes place on Sun?*
Nuclear fusion
*Temperature at core of Sun is*
15 million degree centigrade
*Sun's rays reach earth surface in*
8 minutes and 20 seconds
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*Nearest star to our sun*
Proxima Centurai
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