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Mercury and Venus

Mercury and Venus

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Jessica Iseman

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Mercury's diameter - compared to Earth's moon - is

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larger than the Moon.

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comparable to the Moon.

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smaller than the Moon.

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not affected by the closeness of the Sun.

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Mercury has a much larger ___ - compared to Earth's moon.

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polar ice cap

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or thicker crust

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core

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atmosphere

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MESSENGER was the first space probe sent to Mercury to map its surface.

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True

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False

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This spacecraft was the first to visit Mercury & map just over half of its surface.

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Mariner

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MESSENGER

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Magellan

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Veneras

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MESSENGER was the first space probe sent to Mercury to map its surface.

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True

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False

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Which planet closely matches Earth in size & composition?

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Venus

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Mercury

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Venus' atmospheric temperature is even hotter (on average) than Mercury's.

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True

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False

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Venus was visited by this series of space probes - returning actual pictures of the surface.

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Mariner

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Magellan

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Voyager

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Why can't astronomers directly study the surface of Venus?

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the surface is just way too hot

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the surface is permanently obscured by thick clouds

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there is no surface of Venus

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too many active volcanoes

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Today, all of the carbon dioxide (CO2) on Venus is located almost entirely in the

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crust

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mantle

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atmosphere

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oceans

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