A) Mariannas Trench.
B) Caloris basin.
C) Valles Marineris rift.
D) Hellas Basin of Mars.
E) Mare Crisium.
B) Caloris basin.
C) Valles Marineris rift.
D) Hellas Basin of Mars.
E) Mare Crisium.
Which of the following will allow you to learn something about a transiting planet's atmospheric composition?
A) Compare spectra obtained before and during an eclipse.
B) Look for slight variations in the time between transits.
C) Use the Doppler method to study the planet throughout a cycle from one transit to the next.
D) Calculate the planet's size, and then use size to infer what its atmospheric composition must be.
A) Compare spectra obtained before and during an eclipse.
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What will be an ideal response?
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A) become one-half its original value. B) also double. C) become one-fourth its original value. D) become 1/ of its original value. E) become four times its original value.
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A) compresses and warms. B) compresses and cools. C) expands and warms. D) expands and cools.
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