What Do You Know About Interplanetary Medium?
Interplanetary medium is a phenomenon in this universe of ours. To understand more about interplanetary medium, take this intelligent quiz to know more about interplay medium.
- 1.
What does Interplanetary Medium fill?- A.
Sun
- B.
Moon
- C.
Orbit
- D.
Solar system
- 2.
Who was the first person to use the word 'Interplanetary'?
- A.
Boyle
- B.
Charles
- C.
Newton
- D.
Hipparchus
- 3.
For Interplanetary Medium to react, the planet must depend on...
- A.
Size
- B.
Time
- C.
Weather
- D.
Climate
- 4.
The word 'Interplanetary' was firstly printed in which year?
- A.
1700
- B.
1691
- C.
1722
- D.
1698
- 5.
Interplanetary Medium includes all these except...
- A.
Interplanetary Dust
- B.
Cosmic Rays
- C.
Hot Plasma
- D.
Interplanetary water
- 6.
What is the density of the interplanetary medium?
- A.
4 particles per cubic centimeter
- B.
5 particles per cubic centimeter
- C.
6 particles per cubic centimeter
- D.
7 particles per cubic centimeter
- 7.
The Interplanetary Medium decreases when there is a/an...
- A.
Increase in distance of the sun
- B.
Increase in distance of the moon
- C.
Increase in distance in the space
- D.
Decrease in distance of the moon
- 8.
Who stated that interplanetary space is a vacuum?
- A.
Charles
- B.
Boyle
- C.
Hipparchus
- D.
Newton
- 9.
Choose the one that is not among the characteristics of Interplanetary Medium.
- A.
Interplanetary Dust
- B.
Cosmic Ray
- C.
High Temperature
- D.
High Pressure
- 10.
In the listed characteristics, which of them is the highest energy particle?
- A.
High Temperature
- B.
Cosmic Ray
- C.
Interplanetary Dust
- D.
Variation in density
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