Object X is a massive ball of hot gas that produces its own light. It is the center of our solar system. Object Y orbits Object X, does not produce its own light, and is known as the 'Red Planet'. Based on these descriptions, what is the relationship between Object X and Object Y?

Object X is a star, and Object Y is one of the planets orbiting it.

A student observes two celestial objects through a telescope. Object A is a bright, burning ball of gas. Object B is smaller, rocky, and only visible because it reflects light from Object A. Which conclusion is the most scientifically sound?

Object A is a star, and Object B is likely a planet or an asteroid.

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