Planetary Geology A Teacher's Guide with Activities in Physical and Earth Sciences This educator's guide features exercises grouped into five units: 1) introduction to geologic processes, 2) impact cratering activities, 3) planetary atmosphere, 4) planetary surfaces, and 5) geologic mapping. Download the units (all files are PDF): Download the entire Planetary Geology (223 pages - 7.9 MB) or download the sections you want below... Introductory Materials - cover, title pages, table of contents, etc. (276 K) Unit One: Introduction to Geologic Processes (84 K) Excercise One: Geologic Events on Earth (228 K) Excercise Two: Geologic Landforms Seen on Ariel Photos (1.2 MB) Excercise Three: Geologic Landforms Seen on Stereoscopic Photos (808 K) Unit Two: Introduction to impact Cratering (60 K) Excercise Four: Impact Cratering (212 K) Excercise Five: Comparatice Cratering Processes (356 K) Excercise Six: Impact Cratering on a Rainy day (376 K) Unit Three: Introduction to Planetary Atmospheres (64 K) Excercise Seven: Coriolis Effect (180 K) Excercise Eight: Storm Systems (376 K) Excercise Nine: Aeolian Processes (224 K) Unit Four: Introduction to Planetary Surfaces (64 K) Excercise Ten: Landform Mapping: The terrestrial Planets (700 K) Excercise Eleven: Geologic Features of Mars (644 K) Excercise Twelve: Geologic Features of Venus (764 K) Excercise Thirteen: Geologic Features of Outer Planet Satellites (648 K) Excercise Fourteen: Planets in Stereo (384 K) Unit Five: Introduction to Planetary Geologic Mapping (60 K) Excericise Fifteen: Introduction to Photogeologic Mapping (320 K) Excercise Sixteen: Photogeologic Mapping of the moon (904 K) Excercise Seventeen: Photogeologic Mapping of Mars (340 K) Appendix Glossary of Terms (108 K) Planetary Geology Resources (156 K) Evalyuation Return Card (16 K)   Last modified by Nathan Smith - 18 July 2002