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Which planet was the first ever to be visited by a spacecraft? (a)Mars (b)Venus (c)Jupiter (d)Saturn

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b-Venus

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Option B) Venus Venus and Uranus are the only two planets in our solar system that spin clockwise.

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B

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Option B

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Option B is right.. nd Uranus too rotate clockwise direction.. thank you mam

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Awesome content

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Ans - B

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Option B

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Uranus also clockwise

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Venus n Uranus spin clockwise

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Thanku so much DRISHTI IAS

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Awesome content thank you team drishti ۔

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Option - B

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I am new aspirants...and I always feel stress think about current affairs so plzz any one tell me is this Daily current news enough for UPSC exam ....🙏

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Hi Puja, I hope you are doing well! To prepare for the UPSC CSE exam, it is important to have a comprehensive understanding of current affairs. While reading daily news is a good start, it is not sufficient on its own. It's advisable to use multiple resources to supplement your preparation. Our website which offers a wide range of current affairs materials and KZbin channel which offers a variety of programs can be useful for staying up-to-date on current events. Additionally, reading Current Affairs Today monthly magazine published by Drishti Publications can provide in-depth analysis and coverage of important events and issues which can be beneficial for overall preparation. Some other tips for preparing for current affairs for UPSC CSE are : 1. Keep yourself updated with the latest news and happenings around the world. 2. Make a habit of reading newspapers, magazines, and online news portals. 3. Try to correlate the news with the UPSC Syllabus and make notes accordingly. 4. Watch news analysis shows and debates to understand the different perspectives on a particular issue. 5. Practice solving previous year question papers and test series. Please fill out this form by clicking the link below. We'll give you a call back for more in-depth discussion on the subject: drishti.link/aditi

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Also ready The Hindu newspaper and editorial also 🙂

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Ok 🙂

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Venus Thanks team drishti🙏🙏

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Option b Uranus also has clockwise rotation from east to west

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(b) Venus Venus and Uranus both spins clockwise on their axis

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b) venus. both venus and Saturn rotates about its axis in a clockwise direction....

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Correct option -(b) VENUS

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Thanks ma'am for giving your efforts, option B is right ans for given question

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Thank you so much. Ma'am ❤

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B) Venus

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Hii Mam ❤

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Thanks you so much ma'am jii

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Most welcome 😊

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B

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There are two planets which revolves anti clockwise on its axis that are 1) Venus and 2) urenus

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Abe clockwise

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GSLV Mark II

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There are two planets Venus and Uranus

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Uranus rotates clock wise

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b