Question
Distinguish between a Satellite and a Star.
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S.NO
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Satellite
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S.NO
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Star
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(i)
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Satellite is the celestial body which has come into existence after separation from a planet. It does not have its own light and energy. It obtains light from the stars (the Sun).
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(a)
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Stars are the celestial bodies which have their own light and energy.
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(ii)
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They are small in size.
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(b)
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Stars are very huge and extensive balls of fire and gases.
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(iii)
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Number of satellites is 63 in our Solar System.
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(c)
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There are millions of millions stars in the universe. Sun is the only star in our Solar System.
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(iv)
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A satellite is also called a moon which has been separated from its planet.
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(d)
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Stars have their own light and energy (heat).
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(v)
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A satellite revolves round its planet.
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(e)
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Star revolves round its galaxy.
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(vi)
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Example: Moon.
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(f)
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Example: Sun.
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