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Triton and Nereid are moons of the planet :

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Neptune

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Mars

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Herschel

D

Pluto

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**Step-by-Step Solution:** 1. **Identify the Moons**: The question asks about Triton and Nereid, which are both moons. 2. **Determine the Planet**: We need to find out which planet these moons belong to. 3. **Research the Moons**: Triton is known as one of the largest moons in the Solar System and is specifically recognized as a moon of Neptune. Nereid is also a moon that orbits Neptune. 4. **Confirm the Discoveries**: - Triton was discovered in 1846 using a visual telescope. - Nereid was discovered later in 1949 through a telescopic photograph. 5. **Conclusion**: Since both Triton and Nereid are confirmed to be moons of Neptune, the answer to the question is Neptune. **Final Answer**: Triton and Nereid are moons of the planet Neptune. ---

**Step-by-Step Solution:** 1. **Identify the Moons**: The question asks about Triton and Nereid, which are both moons. 2. **Determine the Planet**: We need to find out which planet these moons belong to. 3. **Research the Moons**: Triton is known as one of the largest moons in the Solar System and is specifically recognized as a moon of Neptune. Nereid is also a moon that orbits Neptune. ...
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AGRAWAL EXAM CART BIHAR-SOLAR SYSTEM (STARS AND CONSTELLATIONS)-IMPORTANT QUESTIONS
  1. ........... is not a Jovian planet.

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  2. There are ......... beautiful rings around Saturn.

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  3. Triton and Nereid are moons of the planet :

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  4. .......... Is the largest asteroid.

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  5. During which period are meteors seen in maximum number?

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  6. The tail of a comet is the longest when:

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  7. What is the period of revolution of Halley's comet?

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  8. The stars appearing ........... have highest temperature.

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  9. The stars appearing ............ have lowest surface temperature.

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  10. The moon undergoes an angular displacement of.......... in 1 day.

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  11. Sun rises .......... minutes ........... than the time of its rise the...

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  12. What is the diameter of Milky way?

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  13. 1 light year = ............ Km.

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  14. Who showed that the galaxies recede away from one another ?

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  15. What is the approximate age of universe according to Big-bang theory ?

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  16. A rocket works on the principle of:

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  17. Which planet is known as the red planet?

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  18. At what height do booster rockets get detached from the space-shuttle?

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  19. The minimum velocity required for a sat ellite to remain in its orbit ...

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  20. Remotesensing satellite of India visits any location on the earth at t...

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