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Hot spot a place
a place in the Earths mantle Where Lt is unusually hot
Olympis
shield Volcano on mars
Hotspots cause
shield Volcanoes
chain of smaller volcanoes
subduction
Curved Chain of Volcanoe
composite VolcanoS
high silica
Hot spot creates
chain of straighti volcanoes
shield Volcanoes
Basalt
eclipses
partial, total, annular
moon
1/4 size of the earth
1/6 earths gravity
less dense - indicates small core or No core- different composition
Zero obliquity-. poles always in shadow
NO atmosphere
perigee
Earths Closest point on orbital path
Apogee
solar eclipse, lunar eclipse
solar eclipse
sun goes dark only during New moon
Lunar eclipse .
moon goes dark, only during full moon
Neaptides
Low tides 2 x a month
springtides
high tides
Node
point on eleptic point
hypothesis of the moon
giant impact
Co-acceration
capture
fission
- only giant impact is NOW considered
evidence Of the moon
Degree of crater degradation
superposition
# of craters per unit area
Bright crater Rays
Radiometric dating samples of Apollo samples
4.6 Billion years ago
accretion of the moon and formation of magma ocean , Lighter mineralS float to the top to form highlands crust
4.6-3.9 billion years ago
period Of heavy bombardment excavates Large basins and old craters highlands takes on present appearance
3.9-3.0 Billion years ago
Flood Basalts Fill in the large impact Basins creating the Maria
3.0 - present
light cratering and the formation at Bright Rayed craters