Skip to content

(a) The stars appear to. in the sky. (b) The Sun is a.............whereas Orion is a ............... (c) The group of stars that appears to form a recognizable pattern in the sky is known as............. (d) The brightest star in the night sky is............... (e) Ursa Major constellation appears to revolve around the star in the night sky. (f) Orion constellation can be used to locate the position of star whereas Ursa Major constellation can be used to locate the star in the night sky. (g) The planet which is farthest from the Sun is............ (h) The planet which appears reddish is............. (i) The small heavenly bodies revolving around the Sun between the orbits of Mars and Jupiter are called …. (j) Asteroids are found between the orbits of ............and............ (k) Shooting stars are not.............. (l) A celestial body that revolves around a planet is known as......... (m) A meteoroid becomes a. on entering Earth's atmosphere. (n) The long-distance transmission of television programmes has been made possible with the help of satellites.

ScienceClass 8ICSEAnswered 28 Mar 2026
Answer
  • Twinkle
  • Star and constellation
  • Constellation
  • Sirius
  • Pole
  • Sirius and pole
  • Neptune
  • Mars
  • Asteroids
  • Mars and Jupiter
  • Stars
  • Satellite
  • Meteor
  • Artificial
Science · Class 8