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Which of the following is called 'Black Beauty'? A. Crow's name in Panchatantra B. Petrol in raw form C. Another name for Rapunzel D. A coal-coloured stone from Mars

Which of the following is called 'Black Beauty'? A. Crow's name in Panchatantra B. Petrol in raw form C. Another name for Rapunzel D. A coal-coloured stone from Mars Correct Answer D

The correct answer is D.

  • A coal-coloured stone from Mars is known as Black Beauty.
  • Mars is also known as the Red planet.
  • Mars has maximum iron oxide in its rocks.
  • Mars has a maximum number of craters.
  • Mars has two satellites named - Fobes, Demos.
  • Mars is the inner planet that is solid in the state.

Additional Information

  • The zone in which life is searched by scientists between Earth and Mars is known as the Goldilock zone. 
  • Demos is the smallest satellite of the Solar System
  • Ganymede is the largest satellite of the Solar System.
  • Ganymede is the satellite of Jupiter.
  • Jupiter has a total of 76 satellites.

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