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What can we learn from the detailed shapes of craters?
 
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At the center of the Sun, fusion converts hydrogen into
 
  A) hydrogen compounds.
  B) plasma.
  C) radiation and elements like carbon and nitrogen.
  D) radioactive elements like uranium and plutonium.
  E) helium, energy, and neutrinos.



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The shapes of craters can tell us the type of terrain in which they formed and whether they have been subject to erosion. Craters that form in rocky surfaces usually have a simple bowl shape. Craters that form in icy ground may look as if they formed in mud. Craters that lack sharp rims and bowl-shaped floors have probably been reshaped over time by erosion.

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