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The Moon

The Moon. A look at our nearest neighbor in Space!. Free powerpoints at http://www.worldofteaching.com. What is the Moon?. A natural satellite One of more than 96 moons in our Solar System The only moon of the planet Earth. Location, location, location!.

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What do you remember from Physics 53?

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Galileo & the Church

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SMAW Pipe Welding Techniques

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SMAW Pipe Welding Techniques

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Aerial Photography for Geologic Mapping and Analysis

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MOON PROPERTIES

MOON PROPERTIES. The Near Side . It is divided into light areas called the Lunar Highlands and darker areas called Maria (literally, "seas"; the singular is Mare ). . The Far Side .

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Geologic evolution and cratering history of Mercury

Geologic evolution and cratering history of Mercury. By: G. Neukum, J. Oberst, H. Hoffmann, R. Wagner, B.A. Ivanov Presented by: Kristin Hepper. Global mosaic of Mercury. Facts about Mercury. Closest planet to the sun Mercury ? 36.2 million miles from the sun

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The Earth as a Planet

The Earth as a Planet. Basic Properties (size, density, composition) Interior structure Interior dynamics Atmosphere Formation and Evolution. How to find the basic parameters?.

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Impact cratering on Mars… Now

No No Yes!. B. A. Ivanov Institute for Dynamics of Geospheres, RAS, 119334, Moscow, Russia, baivanov@idg.chph.ras.ru. CTX_P05_003145_2050_XI_25N098W. HiRISE PSP_ 6758_2050. Impact cratering on Mars… Now.

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Clark R. Chapman Southwest Research Inst. Boulder, Colorado, USA (member, MESSENGER Science Team)

Review of Mariner 10 Observations: Mercury Surface Impact Processes. Clark R. Chapman Southwest Research Inst. Boulder, Colorado, USA (member, MESSENGER Science Team). Invited Oral Presentation Session PS02: The Exploration of Mercury 2 nd Annual AOGS Meeting Singapore, 21 June 2005.

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Clark R. Chapman Southwest Research Institute, Boulder CO, USA with assistance from

Size-Frequency Distributions for Very Small Craters on Mars. Clark R. Chapman Southwest Research Institute, Boulder CO, USA with assistance from Brian Enke, Bill Merline, Peter Tamblyn. Mars Crater Consortium Meeting, Flagstaff AZ, 29-30 September 2009. Small Craters (D = 1 m to 1 km).

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Rampart Craters...

Rampart Craters. By: Jordan Alejo, Brandon Bersola, Lauren Bonga, Raquel Crawford, Michael Gray, Matthew Juntilla, Bryson Miyasato, Zachary Mon, Hugo Nimoto, & Mervin Obrero, Aija Blue, Kristian Yap. Our Research Question.

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MARS

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Craters on the Moon

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Objects That Could Hit the Moon

Objects That Could Hit the Moon. Comets. Are large, icy, rare visitors from the outer reaches of our Solar S ystem. Asteroids. Are large chunks of rocky material from within the Solar S ystem. Are medium to small solid objects from with the S olar System. Meteorite.

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