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QUESTION 1 Based only on its distance from the Sun and its thick cloud cover, an early 20th century astronomer might have predicted that the surface of Venus should be much hotter than Earth about the same temperature as Earth much colder than Earth

QUESTION 1 Based only on its distance from the Sun and its thick cloud cover, an early 20th century astronomer might have predicted that the surface of Venus should be much hotter than Earth about the same temperature as Earth much colder than Earth

Applications and Investigations in Earth Science (9th Edition)
Applications and Investigations in Earth Science (9th Edition)
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Author:Edward J. Tarbuck, Frederick K. Lutgens, Dennis G. Tasa
Publisher:Edward J. Tarbuck, Frederick K. Lutgens, Dennis G. Tasa
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QUESTION 1 Based only on its distance from the Sun and its thick cloud cover, an early 20th century astronomer might have predicted that the surface of Venus should be O much hotter than Earth about the same temperature as Earth much colder than Earth QUESTION 2 You can tell a planet has plate tectonics if it has volcanoes mountain ranges O lava channels impact craters QUESTION 3 Based on the relatively small number and uniform density of impact craters on Venus, we believe that this planet may have undergone a global catastrophic resurfacing at some point in the past few hundred million years. True False O O O
Transcribed Image Text:QUESTION 1 Based only on its distance from the Sun and its thick cloud cover, an early 20th century astronomer might have predicted that the surface of Venus should be O much hotter than Earth about the same temperature as Earth much colder than Earth QUESTION 2 You can tell a planet has plate tectonics if it has volcanoes mountain ranges O lava channels impact craters QUESTION 3 Based on the relatively small number and uniform density of impact craters on Venus, we believe that this planet may have undergone a global catastrophic resurfacing at some point in the past few hundred million years. True False O O O
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