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1 Venus Earth’s Beautiful Twin Survey of Astronomy Astro1010-lee.com twlee2016@gmail.com Chapter 9

2 Atmosphere on Venus and on Earth Survey of Astronomy Astro1010-lee.com twlee2016@gmail.com Chapter 9

3 Gasses from a Volcano on Earth Survey of Astronomy Astro1010-lee.com twlee2016@gmail.com Chapter 9

4 Evidence of Eruption on Venus Survey of Astronomy Astro1010-lee.com twlee2016@gmail.com Chapter 9

5 Inverse Square Law Survey of Astronomy Astro1010-lee.com twlee2016@gmail.com Chapter 9

6 Greenhouse Effect Survey of Astronomy Astro1010-lee.com twlee2016@gmail.com Chapter 9

7 Greenhouse Effect on Venus

8 Venera Mission Survey of Astronomy Astro1010-lee.com twlee2016@gmail.com Chapter 9

9 Venera Lander Survey of Astronomy Astro1010-lee.com twlee2016@gmail.com Chapter 9

10 Visible images from Venus by Venera Survey of Astronomy Astro1010-lee.com twlee2016@gmail.com Chapter 9

11 Map of Venus by Magellan spacecraft Survey of Astronomy Astro1010-lee.com twlee2016@gmail.com Chapter 9

12 More of Venus’s Sphere by Magellan Survey of Astronomy Astro1010-lee.com twlee2016@gmail.com Chapter 9

13 Computer reconstruction Survey of Astronomy Astro1010-lee.com twlee2016@gmail.com Chapter 9

14 One Face of Venus Survey of Astronomy Astro1010-lee.com twlee2016@gmail.com Chapter 9

15 A volcanic crater Survey of Astronomy Astro1010-lee.com twlee2016@gmail.com Chapter 9

16 Survey of Astronomy Astro1010-lee.com twlee2016@gmail.com Chapter 9 Craters and lava flows

17 A large Volcano Survey of Astronomy Astro1010-lee.com twlee2016@gmail.com Chapter 9

18 A lava field and an impact crater Survey of Astronomy Astro1010-lee.com twlee2016@gmail.com Chapter 9

19 Survey of Astronomy Astro1010-lee.com twlee2016@gmail.com Chapter 9 These are unusual ‘pancake’ lava flows

20 Lava fields around several craters Survey of Astronomy Astro1010-lee.com twlee2016@gmail.com Chapter 9

21 Lava field Survey of Astronomy Astro1010-lee.com twlee2016@gmail.com Chapter 9

22 Survey of Astronomy Astro1010-lee.com twlee2016@gmail.com Chapter 9 End Chapter 9

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