Discussion
A "celestial body" in para 2 is most probably one that is found
Answer: C
A 'celestial body' in para 2 is most probably one found somewhere in the sky.
The sentence names the moon as 'a celestial body of the size of the moon', so a celestial body is an object in the heavens, like the moon or the sun.
The moon's shadow is a patch on the earth and is not where the moon itself is found, and the surface of the sun is only one place for one such body. The earth's atmosphere is where weather occurs, and the moon and sun lie far beyond it.
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