Solar System B

[JionPark]

Help me! Every info I find is useless! Where can I find good info about surface features of different planets!!

Have you checked Wikipedia? If so, try to ask your coaches for help, they can probably tell you where to start. I also been struggling to look surface features, but maybe look for the images of those surface features online. (Wikipedia is a good start)

[Avalanche]

no, it was at an invitational, that might be the reason

I guess invitational can be little extra. I glad you found the answer to your question.

Well, thanks for the help anyways.

[d10015596]

For the space missions, do we only have to know American space missions?

[OrigamiPlanet]

For the space missions, do we only have to know American space missions?

I think other space missions like in China or Russia can be fair game.

[d10015596]

For regolith, should I have to know about the soil on every planet? Like on wikipedia there's only regolith on a few.

[OrigamiPlanet]

For regolith, should I have to know about the soil on every planet? Like on wikipedia there's only regolith on a few.

Well we only have the planets Mercury, Venus, Earth and Mars. I would assumes you'd have to know the regolith on each planet if there's only four planets.

[d10015596]

What does surface dating mean? When I look it up on google, it talks about rocks on Earth. Are there any good resources to research it?

[Avalanche]

Hello, I was taking a solar system test recently and realized that there are some important question about vocab, I didn't have any chance at this section.

I was wondering anybody had website with vocab terms?

[d10015596]

How do I know which specific features (i.e caloris basin) are important to study?

[d10015596]

Do we have to know the successful missions to space from a long time back?