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    Moon changes its phase. What kind of change it is?
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    What occurs $$15$$ days after the full moon day?
    Solution
    Every night after the full moon day, the size of the visible part of the Moon becomes thinner. It takes a period of 15 days for the Moon to become completely invisible. This day is called new moon day.
  • Question 3
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    The 3 middle stars in Orion represent the ________.
    Solution
    Constellations were phrased by ancient people to enable easy recognition of stars. Constellations resemble objects that were familiar to those people. Orion resembles the hunter, and the 3 middle stars of the constellation represent the belt of the hunter.
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    The branch of science that deals with the study of universe is called:
    Solution
    Astronomy is the branch of science that deals with the study of universe.
    It deals with observation of celestial objects and study them.
  • Question 5
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    Fill in the blank:

    Ursa Major: _________ :: Orion: Hunter
    Solution
    Orion, due to its appearance, is known as Hunter. Similarly, due to its appearance, Ursa Major is known as Great Bear.
  • Question 6
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    Could Saturn float on water and why?
    Solution
    Saturn is the least dense planet. In fact, its density is less than water because it is mostly made of gas and hence, ideally it can float on water.
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    In which season, is Cassiopeia visible?
    Solution
    Cassiopeia is visible in the northern sky during winter (somewhere around November )season early in the night.
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    Fill in the blanks. 
    In $$1609$$, _______ designed a telescope.
    Solution
    In 1609, Galileo designed a telescope to view the celestial bodies.
    He was the first man who did effective work on celestial objects.
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    In Indian astronomy planets are called:
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  • Question 10
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    Distance between Earth and Moon is about:
    Solution
    Distance between Earth and Moon is about $$3,84,000\ km$$ which is aprrox $$4,00,000km$$
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