1. Mercury and Venus
Chapter 10

2. Fig. 10.1

3. Fig. 10.2
Maximum elongation

4. Fig. 10.3
Mercury’s rotation:
2 Mercury years

5. Fig. 10.4

6. Fig. 10.5

7. Carolis Planitia Basin
Fig. 10.6
Carolis Planitia Basin

8. Fig. 10.7
Intercrater plains

9. Fig. 10.8
Smooth plains

10. Fig. 10.9
Scarps

11. Fig

12. Diametrically opposite
Fig
Broken
Terrain
Diametrically opposite
To Carolis Basin

13. Fig

14. Mercury is denser than Earth (Larger size Metallic core)
Fig
Mercury is denser than Earth
(Larger size Metallic core)

15. Venus

16. Fig

17. Fig
Venus’ rotation
clockwise

18. Tab. 10.4

19. Fig

20. Fig

21. Map of surface elevations of Venus
Fig
Map of surface elevations of Venus

22. Fig
Ishtar Terra
Red=high
Blue = low

23. Radar Reflectivity Map of Venus
Fig
Radar Reflectivity Map of Venus

24. Fig
Network of fractures

25. Fig
30 Km crater
on Venus

26. Fig
Dark Splotches
On Venus

27. Fig
Triple-crater
on Venus

28. Venusian Volcano Maat Mons
Fig
Venusian Volcano Maat Mons

29. Fig

30. Pancake Domes (25 km in diameter 1-2 km high)
Fig
Pancake Domes (25 km in diameter 1-2 km high)

31. Arachnoids (from magma pushed the surface, fracturing it)
Fig
Arachnoids (from magma pushed the surface, fracturing it)

32. Fotla Corona (volcanic domes)
Fig
Fotla Corona (volcanic domes)

33. Intersecting Ridges and Troughs in Ishtar Terra
Fig
Intersecting Ridges and Troughs in Ishtar Terra

34. Tab. 10.1

35. Tab. 10.2

36. Tab. 10.3