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Use the first Table and/or run the Evolution of a Planer's Sufface Simulator to test your prediction. Was your prediction accurate? Yes/No (circle one). The moons of the outer Jovian planets in our solar system are at most about the size of Mercury or Earth's Moon and all these planets and moon are

Use the first Table and/or run the Evolution of a Planer's Sufface Simulator to test your prediction. Was your prediction accurate? Yes/No (circle one). The moons of the outer Jovian planets in our solar system are at most about the size of Mercury or Earth's Moon and all these planets and moon are

Applications and Investigations in Earth Science (9th Edition)
Applications and Investigations in Earth Science (9th Edition)
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Use the first Table and/or run the Evolution of a Planer's Sufface Simulator to test your prediction. Was your prediction accurate? Yes/No (circle one). The moons of the outer Jovian planets in our solar system are at most about the size of Mercury or Earth's Moon and all these planets and moon are over 5 times as far from the Sun as Earth. So the temperature of most Jovian moons should be: Cold/Medium/Hot (cirele one) The size of most Jovian moons should be: Small/ Medium/Large (circle one) Based on what you have learned, which object(s) in Figure 8.2 do you think should have the most similar surface conditions to most Jovian Moons? Describe the surface conditions of most Jovian Moons. Use the first TABLE andior nan the Evolution of a Planes Sirface Simulator to test your prediction. Was your prediction accurate? Yes / no (circle one).
Transcribed Image Text:Use the first Table and/or run the Evolution of a Planer's Sufface Simulator to test your prediction. Was your prediction accurate? Yes/No (circle one). The moons of the outer Jovian planets in our solar system are at most about the size of Mercury or Earth's Moon and all these planets and moon are over 5 times as far from the Sun as Earth. So the temperature of most Jovian moons should be: Cold/Medium/Hot (cirele one) The size of most Jovian moons should be: Small/ Medium/Large (circle one) Based on what you have learned, which object(s) in Figure 8.2 do you think should have the most similar surface conditions to most Jovian Moons? Describe the surface conditions of most Jovian Moons. Use the first TABLE andior nan the Evolution of a Planes Sirface Simulator to test your prediction. Was your prediction accurate? Yes / no (circle one).
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