- The day is dedicated to celebrating our fascination with Mars, along with all the scientific advancements into understanding the planet.
- Mars, also known as the Red Planet, has captivated human observers for countless years.
- The red on Mars’ surface comes from a preponderance of iron oxide, common rust.
- Mars has always been a fascination for mankind since it was noticed.
- It’s big, red and named after the Roman God of War.
- Mars stands as the fourth planet from the Sun.
- On Red Planet Day, we celebrate our fascination with Mars, along with all the scientific advancements in understanding the dusty planet.
Question:
Q.1 When is Red Planet Day celebrated?a. November 28
b. December 25
c. October 31
d. January 1