Q 1
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Which of the following are luminous objects?

Mars, Moon, Pole Star, Sun, Venus, Mirror

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Answer
The luminous objects are the Sun and the Pole Star.

Explanation

  • Luminous objects emit their own light.
  • The Sun and the Pole Star (a star) make their own light.
  • Mars, Moon, and Venus only reflect the Sun's light.
  • A mirror only reflects light, so it is non-luminous.
Only the Sun and the Pole Star give out their own light.
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