IMPORTANT SOLAR SYSTEMS QUESTION

❣💐IMPORTANT SOLAR SYSTEMS❣💐

💐Smallest Planet-Mercury

❣Nearest planet to the sun - Mercury


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💐Planet with lowest escape - velocity 

💐Mercury - Mercury 

❣Speedy Messenger - Mercury

❣Planet with least gravitational Pull - Venus

💐Brightest planet - Venus

❣Hottest planet - Venus

💐Pet of sun - Venus

❣Morning star -Venus

❣Evening star- Venus

💐Nearest planet to earth - Venus

❣Slowest Rotating planet - Venus

💐Earth's Twin - Venus

❣Planet with longest day - Venus

❣Blue planet-Earth

💐Planet with highest density - Earth

❣Red Planet - Mars

💐Biggest planet - Jupiter
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❣Planet with strongest gravitational pull -Jupiter

❣Planet with maximum number of satellites -Jupiter

💐Fastest rotating planet- Jupiter 

❣Planet with shortest day- Jupiter

❣Planet with highest escape velocity 

💐Planet with highest weight - Jupiter
 
❣Golden Giant - Jupiter

💐Planet with lowest density - Saturn

❣Planet with lowest weight - Saturn

💐Green planet - Saturn

❣Rolling planet - Uranus

💐Lying planet - Uranus

❣Father Sky - Uranus

💐Coldest planet - Neptune

❣Farthest planet - Neptune

💐Windy planet - Neptune

❣Planet with slowest revolution - Neptune

❣Biggest satellite
Ans : Ganymede (Jupiter's satellite)

💐Only satellite with an atmosphere like earth
Ans : Titan (Saturn's satellite)


❣सबसे छोटा ग्रह-बुध

❣सूर्य के सबसे नजदीक ग्रह - बुध

❣सबसे कम पलायन वाला ग्रह - वेग

❣ बुध - बुध

❣शीघ्र दूत - बुध

❣ कम से कम गुरुत्वाकर्षण बल वाला ग्रह - शुक्र

💐 सबसे चमकीला ग्रह - शुक्र

💐 सबसे गर्म ग्रह - शुक्र

❣ सूर्य का पालतू- शुक्र

❣सुबह का तारा -वनस

❣ शाम का तारा- शुक्र

❣ पृथ्वी के सबसे निकट का ग्रह - शुक्र

💐 सबसे धीरे घूमने वाला ग्रह - शुक्र

💐 पृथ्वी का जुड़वां - शुक्र

💐सबसे लंबे दिन के साथ ग्रह - शुक्र

💐नीला ग्रह-पृथ्वी

❣ उच्चतम घनत्व वाला ग्रह - पृथ्वी

❣ लाल ग्रह - मंगल

❣ सबसे बड़ा ग्रह - बृहस्पति

💐 सबसे मजबूत गुरुत्वाकर्षण पुल के साथ ग्रह -जूप

❣ उपग्रहों की अधिकतम संख्या के साथ ग्रह-बृहस्पति

💐 सबसे तेज घूमने वाला ग्रह- बृहस्पति

❣ सबसे कम दिन वाला ग्रह- बृहस्पति

💐 सबसे अधिक वजन वाला ग्रह - बृहस्पति

❣ गोल्डन जाइंट - बृहस्पति

💐 सबसे कम घनत्व वाला ग्रह - शनि

❣ सबसे कम वजन वाला ग्रह - शनि

💐 हरा ग्रह - शनि

❣रोलिंग ग्रह - यूरेनस




💐झूठ बोलने वाला ग्रह - यूरेनस

❣ पिता आकाश - यूरेनस

❣सबसे ठंडा ग्रह - नेपच्यून

💐सबसे दूर का ग्रह - नेपच्यून

💐पवन ग्रह - नेपच्यून

💐 सबसे धीमी क्रांति के साथ ग्रह - नेपच्यून

❣ सबसे बड़ा उपग्रह
Ans: गेनीमेड (बृहस्पति का उपग्रह)

❣ पृथ्वी जैसे वातावरण वाले केवल उपग्रह
Ans: टाइटन (शनि का उपग्रह)

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