THE INNER PLANETS Chap. 29, Sect. 2

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THE INNER PLANETS Chap. 29, Sect. 2 OBJECTIVES: SWBAT… 1. Identify the physical characteristics of the inner planets. 2. List the major surface features of the inner planets.

INTRODUCTION 1. Inner planets AKA terrestrial planets. 2. All have solid surfaces. 3. No ring systems; all show impact craters.

INTRODUCTION 4. All have metallic cores and rocky mantles. 5. All have an atmosphere.

EARTH

EARTH’S OCEANS

EARTH’S ATMOSPHERE

MERCURY MOSAIC

MARINER 10 & MERCURY

MERCURY

MERCURY UP CLOSE

CALORIS BASIN-MERCURY

VENUS

SURFACE OF VENUS

MERCATOR OF VENUS

VENERA 13 SPACECRAFT

VENERA 13 SPACECRAFT

MARS

TOPOGRAPHY OF MARS

NORTH POLAR ICE CAP

VALLES MARINERAS

OLYMPUS MONS

OLYMPUS MONS

OLYMPUS MONS vs. EVEREST & ARIZONA

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