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Explorations An Introduction to Astronomy, 3/e
Thomas T. Arny

The Terrestrial Planets

Outline

The Terrestrial Planets243
8.1Portraits of the Terrestrial Planets244
8.2Mercury246
Mercury's Temperature and Atmosphere247
Mercury's Interior249
Mercury's Rotation250
8.3Venus251
The Venusian Atmosphere251
The Greenhouse Effect252
The Surface of Venus252
The Interior of Venus256
Rotation of Venus256
8.4Mars257
The Martian Atmosphere260
The Martian Interior263
The Martian Moons264
Life on Mars?264
8.5Why Are the Terrestrial Planets So Different?265
Role of Mass and Radius265
Role of Internal Activity266
Role of Sunlight266
Role of Water Content266
Role of Biological Processes266
8.6Update: Exploring Mars267