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The Planetary System (Slide Set Number 77)
MERCURY
Slide 1:
Mercury mosaic
Slide 2:
The Caloris Basin
Slide 3:
Discovery Rupes
VENUS
Slide 4:
Venus in ultraviolet
Slide 5:
Pioneer radar map of Venus
Slide 6:
Venus's surface in ambient and white light
Slide 7:
Venera radar image of Venus #1
Slide 8:
Venera radar image of Venus #2
Slide 9:
Venera radar image of Venus #3
Slide 10:
Lakshmi Planum in false color
Slide 11:
Oblique views of Lakshmi Planum
EARTH
Slide 12:
Earth from Apollo 17
MOON
Slide 13:
Composite first and last quarter Moon
Slide 14:
Crater King
Slide 15:
Mare Orientale
Slide 16:
Crater Copernicus's rays
Slide 17:
Silver Spur Peak
Slide 18:
Apollo 17 astronaut
Slide 19:
Contrast between maria and highlands
Slide 20:
Moon: Hadley Rille from orbit
Slide 21:
Bootprint on the Moon
MARS
Slide 22:
Schlaparelli hemisphere
Slide 23:
Cerberus hemisphere
Slide 24:
Northern hemisphere mosaic
Slide 25:
Candor Chasma
Slide 26:
Polar caps
Slide 27:
Argyre Basin
Slide 28:
Olympus Mons
Slide 29:
Olympus Mons caldera
Slide 30:
Volcanoes and graben
Slide 31:
Mangala Vallis channels
Slide 32:
Dendritic channels
Slide 33:
Viking 2 lander view with frost
Slide 34:
Viking 1 lander view
Slide 35:
Viking 2 lander view
PHOBOS & DEIMOS/ASTEROIDS
Slide 36:
Phobos
Slide 37:
Cracks on Phobos
Slide 38:
Phobos: an asteroid prototype?
Slide 39:
Deimos
Slide 40:
Deimos close-up
COMETS
Slide 41:
Comet West
Slide 42:
Comet Halley in 1910
Slide 43:
Comet Halley's nucleus, 1986
JUPITER
Slide 44:
Global view
Slide 45:
Jupiter, Io, and Europa
Slide 46:
The Great Red Spot
Slide 47:
A brown oval
Slide 48:
Jupiter's night side
Slide 49:
Radio image of Jupiter
Slide 50:
Amalthea
Slide 51:
Jupiter's Galilean satellites
Slide 52:
Io
Slide 53:
Io: Pele Region with plume
Slide 54:
Io: south polar region
Slide 55:
Io: Haemus Mons
Slide 56:
Europa
Slide 57:
Ganymede
Slide 58:
Ganymede's grooved terrain
Slide 59:
Callisto
Slide 60:
Ring mosaic
SATURN
Slide 61:
Global mosaic
Slide 62:
Crescent Saturn
Slide 63:
Saturn's rings from "below"
Slide 64:
B Ring structure
Slide 65:
Changes in ring structure
Slide 66:
Detailed profile of F Ring
Slide 67:
Detailed profile of A Ring
Slide 68:
Kinky Ring
Slide 69:
Shepherd satellite
Slide 70:
Atmospheres of Titan and Earth
Slide 71:
Titan backlit
Slide 72:
Titan haze
Slide 73:
Eight very small satellites
Slide 74:
Mimas
Slide 75:
Enceladus
Slide 76:
Dione's trailing hemisphere
Slide 77:
Iapetus
Slide 78:
Hyperion
Slide 79:
Tethys
Slide 80:
Rhea mosaic
URANUS
Slide 81:
Crescent Uranus
Slide 82:
Uranus in true and false color
Slide 83:
Uranus's rings
Slide 84:
Uranus: fine details in rings
Slide 85:
Dust in the ring system
Slide 86:
Oberon
Slide 87:
Titania
Slide 88:
Umbriel
Slide 89:
Ariel
Slide 90:
Miranda
Slide 91:
Cliff on Miranda
NEPTUNE
Slide 92:
Neptune
Slide 93:
Neptune: the Great Dark Spot
Slide 94:
Neptune's rings
Slide 95:
Neptune's rings backlit
Slide 96:
Triton
Slide 97:
Triton: flooded caldera
Slide 98:
Triton: polar cap and wind streaks
Slide 99:
Giant planets and Earth to scale
PLUTO
Slide 100:
Pluto and Charon: computer model
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