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    The document contains multiple choice questions about space and astronomy topics like Indian satellites, stars, Halley's comet, time zones on Earth, India's first astronaut, and the position of the sun at the Tropics. It asks about INSAT being an Indian satellite, the reason stars appear dim, when Halley's comet was last seen, the number of time zones on Earth, India's first astronaut, and how often the sun is directly overhead between the Tropics of Cancer and Capricorn.

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    The Heat and Light of Stars Do Not Appear To Us Properly, Because

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    (Q.1) One of the Indian satellites in space is (a) (b) (c) INSAT, right EDUCAT. IPRS.

    (d) INLET. (Q.9) The heat and light of stars do not appear to us properly, because: (a) (b) (c)

    Stars are located very far They emit very less amount of light Stars dont have light and heat
    (d)

    Earth's rotation

    (Q.11) Hailey comet was last viewed on (a)

    9 Feburary1956
    (b)

    9 Feburary 1976
    (c)

    9 Feburary 1986
    (d)

    9 Feburary 1996 (Q.14) Total time zones the Earth has been divided into is
    (a) (b)

    6 10

    (c) 12 (d) 24 (Q.12) The first Indian to go to space was (a) (b) (c) Kalpana Chawla. Kiran Bedi. Rakesh Sharma.

    (d) Major Dhyanchand (Q.12) The mid day sun is exactly overhead onlatitudes betweenTropic

    of Cancer and Tropic of Capricorn


    (a) (b) (c)

    at least once a year. at least twice a year. at least thrice a year.

    (d)

    always.

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