Consider the objects marked A - E. Identify each object. A: Yellow ball with spots on it. Some in a row above the equator, some below. Image credit: NASA Links to an external site. / Public Domain B: Banding in parallel layers across the sphere, with light, whitish bands and orangish bands. Some of the bands have oval shapes. Image credit: NASA/JPL/USGS Links to an external site. / Public Domain C: A gray sphere with many circular features on the surface. Some of the circles have rays radiating away from them. There are darker gray patches that look much smoother in some sections. Image credit: NASA/JPL/USGS Links to an external site. / Public Domain D: A blue ball with green and grey continents. There are also white cloudy swirls over the surface. Image credit: NASA Links to an external site. / Public Domain E: A reddish sphere with a deep crack/linear feature that extends most of the way across the surface. Image credit: NASA Links to an external site. / Public Domain Group of answer choices A=Sun B=Betelgeuse C=Mars D=Earth E=Mercury A=Saturn B=Neptune C=Mercury D=Mars E=Venus A=Jupiter B=Sun C=Mercury D=Earth E=Venus A=Sun B=Jupiter C=Moon D=Earth E=Mars A=Sun B=Saturn C=Mars D=Earth