Exam 6: Small Bodies in the Solar System

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A typical ring particle is about the size of a snowball.

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Contrast the internal structures of the four Galilean moons. How are their internal differences reflected in the nature of their surfaces and other factors like their mean densities?

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As with Saturn's F ring, shepherd moons play a major role in the structure of the thin narrow rings around Uranus.

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Pluto is smaller than many moons in the solar system.

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Which of the jovian moons is the largest and also the largest moon in the solar system, even bigger than Mercury?

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Explain radiation darkening.

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Small icy bodies in the solar system which travel about the Sun in highly eccentric orbits and come from all directions are ________.

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Pluto is probably one of the largest of the Kuiper Belt bodies beyond Neptune.

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