star
planet
Solar System
Constellation
D. Constellation
Earth
Venus
Mercury
Mars
17214 km
12741 km
12714 km
17124 km
6071km
6571km
6371km
6771 km
Earth
Saturn
Pluto
Neptune
1 and 2
1, 2and 3
1, 2, 3 and 4
1, 2, 3, 4 and 5
a rapidly moving star
a piece of matter which has entered the earth's atmosphere from outer space
part of a constellation
a comet without a tail
From equator to poles
From poles to equator
From tropics to equator
From plains to mountains
Atmospheric composition
Thermal conditions
Occurrence of ice caps and frozen water
Occurrence of ozone
Cosmology
Astronomy
Astrology
Exbiology
Only 1
Only 2
Both land 2
None of these
Earth's revolution and inclination of its axis
Revolution
Earth's rotation and inclination of its axis
Rotation
White Dwarf
Black Dwarf
Quasar
All of the above
Earth
Mars
Uranus
Neptune
Time taken by the earth to complete one rotation with respect to a fixed star at infinity
Time taken by the earth to complete one revolution with respect to the Moon
Time taken by the earth to complete one rotation with respect to the Moon
Time taken by the earth to complete one rotation with respect to the Sun
Aurora Australis
Quasars
Aurora Borealis
Pulsar
July-4
December-22
September-23
June-21
Uranus
Venus
Mars
Pluto
5th
4th
6th
3rd
40000 km
4000 km
50000 km
5000 km
Venus
Uranus
Earth
Jupiter
Uranus
Saturn
Pluto
Neptune
days and nights are of equal lengths in the Northern Hemisphere
Nights are longer than days in the Southern Hemisphere
Days and nights are of equal lengths at the poles
Night is equal to 24 hours at the North Pole
Mars
Jupiter
Mercury
Venus
Zodiac
Steller group
Pulsar
Zodiacal light
Carbondioxide and sulphuric acid
Carbondioxide and nitric acid
Nitrogen and sulphuric acid
Nitrogen and nitric acid
Estuary
Bay
Gulf
Delta
Very small size
Very large size
Very high density
Very low density
Earth and the Sun
Earth and the Moon
Jupiter and the Sun
Pluto and the Sun
Peninsula
Isthmus
Cape
Strait
Chromosphere
Sunspots
Sun surface
Photosphere