#1389: Surface Area explain

[At the top of a map is a heading, with two sub headings and a note in brackets:]

Space

Without the space

The Solar System’s solid surfaces stitched together

(Excluding dust and small rocks)

[Below the headings there is a map with several distinct areas. Each area is labelled with a name or a description. This label is noted inside the area, except for areas that are too small; here the label is written outside and a line indicates which area the label belongs to. Only exception is the largest area, on which the contours of the Earth’s continents are drawn. Surrounding the map is wavy lines to indicate that this is either an island or one big super-continent placed in an even larger ocean.]

[Here below are the labels given as they appear in “normal” reading order in as read from left to right in the three main rows as will be indicated:]

[Row one, above the line defined by the general top of the Earth area:]

Callisto

Europa

Ganymede

Ceres

Vesta

Asteroids (1 km+)

[Here – above the Asteroids area before the Triton area - is a small unlabelled area (the only other except Earth)]

Triton

Asteroids (100 m+)

Oberon

Miranda

Ariel

Umbriel

Titania

[Row two, the unlabelled Earth area’s row, but here only given those that are directly written to the right of this area:]

Tethys

Enceladus

Dione

Iapetus

All human skin

Rhea

Titan

[Row three, all the remaining items that are mainly below the Earth area:]

Mercury

The Moon

Various small moons, comets, etc

Mars

Makemake

Haumea

Eris

Pluto

Charon

Venus