Presuming Mars Structure from the Symmetricity of the Continents and Oceans on Earth
Abstract The distribution of continents and oceans on the surface of the Earth possesses obvious symmetricity: if one side is covered with a continent, then the opposite side is coveredwith ocean. The symmetricaldistribution dependson the Earth structure of sphere and layer. The sketch map is worked out by elevation data of the Mars surface from ‘Google Earth’, which helps to discover the distribution symmetricity of the continents and oceans on the surface of the Mars as compared with Earth. The structure of the Earth is lithosphere, asthenosphere solid mantle sphere, and liquid core sphere, proceeding from outer to inner. Analogously, Mars possesses the same or the similar inner structure as Earth, which is the basic mode.
Key words ：
Earth
Mars
continent
ocean
symmetricity
structure of sphere and layer
Cite this article:
SUI Qifa,GE Tianxing,SUI Menglai. Presuming Mars Structure from the Symmetricity of the Continents and Oceans on Earth[J]. jgg, 2017, 37(3): 273-275.
SUI Qifa,GE Tianxing,SUI Menglai. Presuming Mars Structure from the Symmetricity of the Continents and Oceans on Earth[J]. jgg, 2017, 37(3): 273-275.
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