What features can you see in images of the planets?

Answer 1

The prominent surface features of planets are their "Gravitational Energy" in

according to Zubair Energy Theory or he brag it as "Zubairus Theorem":

1. All energy have a real and constant shape.
2. All planets when at their strongest would have the obvious Ring shape of Planet Saturn.
3. Object are just too invisible when its are too small for any spectacles.
4. Object are just too invisible when its are too transparent for any super heroes or any super villains to see.
5. etc. etc. and more.

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Answer #2:

The "terrestrial" planets ... Mercury, Venus, Earth, and Mars ... have surface

features, because they have solid, rocky surfaces. On those, we see craters,

mountainous area, plains that either are now or may have been seas in the

past, and grooves that either are now or may have been rivers in the past.

The rest of the planets, from Jupiter and outward, have no visible surface features,

because they have no visible surfaces. They are the "gas giants". What we see

of them is the top of atmospheres, and there is no universal definite agreement

on how deep their atmospheres are, what size their solid cores are, or if they

even have any solid cores.

Answer 2

In images of the planets, you can see surface characteristics such as craters, mountains, valleys, and volcanic features. Additionally, you may observe cloud patterns, weather systems, and planetary rings around certain planets like Saturn. These features provide insights into the physical properties and geological processes occurring on each planet.

Answer 3

viewable features of planets are gases, craters, ices, volcano's and much more to be discovered!