4.12 quiz: origin of the solar system in earth

solar system on Earth

Origin of the solar system in the earth, How nice to look at the sky after sunset. At first, only one or two shining points are visible in the sky, but later their number increases in the solar system wallpaper.  You cannot count them.  The whole sky is filled with small luminous objects, some of which are bright and some dim in the solar system bracelet.  It appears as if the sky is studded with diamonds.  Some of these seem to be flickering.  But if you observe them carefully, you will find that some of them twinkle differently from others. Along with these bright objects, you also see the moon almost every day in the solar system.  It appears in different sizes and in different positions at different times. You can see the full moon about once a month.  It is a full moon night or full moon.  After fifteen days you cannot see it in the solar system.  It is the night of the new moon or the new moon. On such a night if the sky is clear then you can observe the sky very well.  Don't you wonder why we can't see the moon and all these little bright things during the day in the solar system?  This is because we cannot see the objects which shine at night due to the intense light of the Sun. Sun, Moon, and all those things which shine in the night sky are called celestial bodies.  Some celestial bodies are of large size and hot.  They are made of gases.  They have their own heat and light, which they emit in large quantities.  These celestial bodies are called stars.  Sun is also a star. 

In the solar system, Countless stars shining at night are similar to the Sun, but being very far away from us, we do not feel their heat or light and they appear very small.

You must have noticed that all objects appear smaller when viewed from a distance. An airplane flying at a very high altitude looks so small. While looking at the night sky, you can see the different shapes made by different groups of stars. These are called constellations. Ursa Major or Big Bear is one such constellation. The most easily recognizable constellation is Saptarishi (Sapta-Seven, Rishisant). This is a group of seven stars that is part of the constellation Ursa Major in the solar system.