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Universe and space science Book Back Questions & Answers, Exercises, Solutions, Tests, Quizzes, Videos and Podcasts for Class 8 | Unit 3 | Physics | Science | Samacheer Kalvi – English Medium

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00:00 Introduction
00:16 Choose the correct answer
03:14 Fill in the blanks
04:20 True or false
05:39 Match the following

Questions answered in this video –

1. Which of the following is a celestial body?

2. Mangalyaan was sent to ________

3. Chandrayaan – 1 was launched on

4. ________ is called as Red planet

5. Which of the following is the working principle of Rockets?

6. Cryogenic fuels are stored at

7. ________ was the first manned mission of NASA to go to the moon.

8. The study about stars and planets are known as __________.

9. Our sun belongs to __________ Galaxy

10. Mars revolves around the Sun once in __________ days.

11. __________ is India’s first interplanetary mission.

12. __________ was the first man to walk on the surface of the Moon.

13. The Sun and the celestial bodies form Solar system.

14. Chandrayaan-1 was launched from Sri harikota

15. Mars is the smallest planet in the Solar system.

16. PSLV and GSLV are India’s popular satellites.

17. The propellant of a rocket is only in the form of solids.

18. Chandrayaan

19. Mangalyaan

20. Cryogenic

21. Apple – 8

22. Apollo – 11

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