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Mercury has a ____ basin which is a large impact area.
caloris
Mercury has no gases ,_____,______,or vegetation
atmosphere, or water
Rotation of mercury is ?
very slow=59 days in a month and day of night
The center of mercury is unusual?
solid iron core
The core of Mercury takes up ___%?
80%
Venus is our ____?
closest planetary neighbor
Galileo saw no features on venus because of _____?
permanent gas clouds
Venus has a high concentration of ?
salfuric acid
Venus is a_____ not a swamp?
desert
Venus is almost all ___?
CO^2
Venus has a lot of ________ storms?
Lightning
Venus volcanoes are __x bigger than ours
2
venus has crarters and _____?
faults
Venus is the only other planet with this?
CONTINENTS
Venus core is ______ and it doesnt spin fast enough to stir metals.
layered
Only planet where all 3 states of water exist?
I.e (water,ice,vapor)
earth
Interior layers of earth ?
OUTER CORE(SMALL)
molton iron+nickel
Earths rotation stirs=
magnetic field
magnetic field on earth provides_______ from charged particles and allows us to _______ with a compass
protection,navigate
earth is folded because of _____? for example _______
faults, rocky mountains
the moon is a _____?
satelite
We believed darks spots on the moon were _____? called _____?
water , mare
Major feature where there is no water is the ______? also known as the sea of________?
Mare areas, tranquility
mountains on the moon are known as ?
lunar alps
Valleys(faults) on the moon are called?
alpine valleys
rilles on the moon are called?
hadley rilles
craters on the moon are called ?
tycho
lunar mountains push from impact making ___?
mountains not folded or volcanic a new type
all the faults on moon are called? can there be moonquakes?
valleys, no
highlands on the moon are the?
white part of the moon
mars is ___ of the earths size?
1/2
Mars is a red/_____ planet?
orange
the grey-green areas on mars are an _____________?
optical illusion(color contrast)
mars has many _____?
eclipses
hellas basin is a ?
famous impact area
syrtis major is a ?
famous grey-green areas
cydonia looks like ? it is also a group of _____?
like ruins and a face , pyramids,looks
jupiter is a ____ planet?
a gas
a gas planet is also known as a _______?
jovian planet
jupiter has a________ similar to earth?
magnetic
jupiter has a _______ that (cant see) produced by metorite impact+volcanoes from
ring
w/o what you would never see saturn?
the ring
saturn has very brief what ?
hurricanes
uranus rotates ?
on its side
uranus has a _____ field?
magnetic
uranus has ____?
rings
uranus has a _____ interior?
salt
neptune is a great______ and ______
great dark spot,bluish
pluto has an ______ orbit?
elipse orbit
final bombardment brings _____ to planets?
h20
creation had ?
tower nebula that turned into a solar nebula that triggered the super nova
tides
differential force
new/full moon =higher
quarter=lower
3 time keeping phenomenon?
lunar phase
day and night
seasons
cardinal times...
sunrise
sunset
midnight/noon
eclipse
named for what its covered
5 ancient phenomenon
night+ day
seasonal changes
moon phases
elipse
tides
1-non classic phenomenon
sincrinis rotation
night and day
b/c rotation
seasonal changes
caused by revolution+tilt
aphelion
farthest =colder
julian leep year
every four years
parahelion
closest=warmer
moon phases
right light =waxing
revolution
gregorian leep year
common years divide by 4
century years divide by 400
milenium years
corona has _____ that are realeased?
microwaves
chromosphere
light absorbed +released
photosphere
surface,most light admitted
convective zone
convection occurs
radiative
no convenction,radiative transfer
core
sun generates energy
energy=
fusion only
electromagnetic spectrum=
g,x,uv,v,i,m,r (get x's under very intense medical reefa)
spectral classes
o,b,a,f,g,k,m ( oh be a fine girl kiss me)
morgan lumonosity classes
roman numerals (STARS)
smaller parralax
greater distance
spectral class
indicates surface temp