The following are images of our Moon (left) and Ganymede (right). Our Moon's mean radius is...

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The following are images of our Moon (left) and Ganymede (right). Our Moon's mean radius is 1,737 km and Ganymede's mean radius is 2,634 km. 2 3. Earth's Moon (NASA) Ganymede (NASA) Name two surface features that Ganymede and the Moon have in common In what ways are these features similar? Why must the origins of the features on Ganymede be different? Be specific Does either world appear to have an atmosphere? How would that change the surface features on either world? The following are images of our Moon (left) and Ganymede (right). Our Moon's mean radius is 1,737 km and Ganymede's mean radius is 2,634 km. 2 3. Earth's Moon (NASA) Ganymede (NASA) Name two surface features that Ganymede and the Moon have in common In what ways are these features similar? Why must the origins of the features on Ganymede be different? Be specific Does either world appear to have an atmosphere? How would that change the surface features on either world?

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The image shows Earths Moon on the left and Ganymede one of Jupiters moons on the right Based on what we know about both celestial bodies we can provi... View the full answer