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If you are confused about the meaning of a question or answer option, please ask m If you are unable to ask, thoroughly explain your reasoning in the margins of this quiz. Since Jovians are much more distant from the sun than are terrestrials, their seasons are far more dependent on their axis tilts than those of terrestrials are Dense, rapidly circulating Jovian atmospheres dramatically enhance those planets' seasonal temperature contrasts If the length of a typical Jovian day were more like that of Venus, then its average, planet-wide temperature would also be much warmer. Jupiter A bit more on Jovian ring systems. Yet there are 'weird' objects. Suppose Neptune's moon Triton were to have its orbital speed slowed considerably by a 'close gravitational encounter'.