Venus is usually either the evening star or the morning star because
A) its orbit around the sun is inside Earth's orbit.
B) its orbit around the sun is outside Earth's orbit.
C) it is usually on the opposite side of the sun, relative to Earth.
D) it is usually on the same side of the sun, relative to Earth.
E) Actually, the evening or morning star is usually Mars, not Venus.
Question 2
Does a baseball have large quantum uncertainties, or small ones?
A) Small, because the baseball has such a large mass.
B) Large, because the baseball has such a large mass.
C) Large, because the baseball has such a small mass.
D) Small, because the baseball has such a small mass.
E) It's impossible to tell unless we know how fast the baseball is moving.
Body plan of an echinoderm, as represented by a sea star.
Atmosphere of Venus in UV, by Pioneer Venus Orbiter in 1979
Yellow Star Grass
Star Map
A Mass-Loss Star
Energy in a Circular Orbit