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Calisto:


Satellite of Jupiter,




MOST HEAVILY cratered surface


Furthest Galilean satellite from Jupiter




Caloris Basin:


Mercury




GIANT impact region


EXTREME seasonal temperature variations


Europa:


Satellite of Jupiter




Water underneath surface likely


Possibly has life


Ganymede:


Satellite of Jupiter




LARGEST moons in the Solar System


Has own magnetic feild


Great Red Spot:


Jupiter




Giant high pressure storm


Larger than the Earth


Long Period Comet:


Hale-Bopp




Made of dirty ice


Spiral jet from nucleus


Short Period Comet:


Halley




First comet predicted to return


Made of dirty ice




Io:


Satallite of Jupiter




Dozens of active Volcanoes


No craters on surface


Mimas:


Satallite of Saturn




Giant impact crater named Herschel


Moons gravity responsible for opening the Cassini Division


Miranda:


Satellite of Uranus




Has heavily grooved surface including "chevrons"


Surprisingly modified surface for a small moon


Olympus Mons:


Mars




LARGEST volcano in the Solar System


Evidence of primitive tectonics


Sapas Mons:


Venus




LARGE volcano


Imaged by radar


Sea of Tranquility:


Moon




Vast lava plain


Landing site of Apollo 11


Sun spot:


Sun




Cooler region on the photosphere


Strong magnetic feilds


Titan:


Satellite of Saturn




Only satellite with thick atmosphere


May have lakes of methane


Triton:


Satellite of Neptune




Revolves backwards


Ice geysers on surface