Properties of Mercury- strong magnetic field (weaker than earth), giant cliffs
Shared properties of Mercury and the moon- Iron core, Extensive cratering, giant volcanoes.
Maria is the feature of the moon. They both don't have a CO2 rich atmosphere.
Mercury is the closest planet to the sun in the solar system whose atmosphere is blown away by the solar wind. Also, it's magnetic field gets heavily affected by solar winds. Moon doesn't have a magnetic field.
Sort the properties into the correct field Properties of Mercury only Shared properties of Mercury and...
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