The Earth's orbital plane passes through which of the following?

North pole of the Earth

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Centre of the Earth

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Centre of the Sun

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Centre of Moon

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Solution

The correct options are
B Centre of the Earth
C Centre of the Sun
The Earth's orbital plane is the disc shaped plane that passes through the center of the sun and through the centre of Earth. If we look at this disc from an eye level frame, it merely looks like a straight line.

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The Earth's orbital plane passes through which of the following?

The correct options are B Centre of the Earth C Centre of the Sun The Earth's orbital plane is the disc shaped plane that passes through the center of the sun and through the centre of Earth. If we look at this disc from an eye level frame, it merely looks like a straight line.

The correct options are
B Centre of the Earth
C Centre of the Sun
The Earth's orbital plane is the disc shaped plane that passes through the center of the sun and through the centre of Earth. If we look at this disc from an eye level frame, it merely looks like a straight line.