Question 87A rocket is to be launched from earth to a stationary point 'p' in space. The diagram shows therelative positions of the earth, the sun and point P (not to scale)Position of the Earthin January and thedirection of itsrotation on its axis.What is the best time for the rocket to be launched? 167(a) Midday during July(b) Midnight during July(c) Midday during May(d) Midnight during MayEarth's orbitaround the SunPDestination point(Stationary relative tothe Sun)

Given :- earth position and direction of revolution and current position with time.

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