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In General, a Heavily Cratered Surface Should Imply a Solid

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In general, a heavily cratered surface should imply a solid interior. Lack of a planet-wide magnetic field should also imply a solid interior. Which one of the following bodies actually possesses both a heavily cratered surface and no planet-wide magnetic field?


A) Mercury
B) Venus
C) the Moon
D) Mars

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