In July 1965 Mariner IV passed by Mars and took the first-ever close-up photographs of another planet, which showed that the Martian surface was like that of the Moon's in that it was pockmarked by moonlike craters and was dry and apparently dead.
(A) which showed that the Martian surface was like that of the Moon's in that it was pockmarked by moonlike craters and was dry and apparently dead
(B) which showed a dry, apparently dead Martian surface, and it was pockmarked by craters like the Moon has
(C) which showed the Martian surface as a dry, apparently dead one, which was pockmarked with craters such as the Moon's
(D) photos showing the Martian surface to be like that of the Moon's, dry and apparently dead, and it was pockmarked by moonlike craters
(E) photos that showed a dry, apparently dead Martian surface pockmarked with craters like those on the Moon
(A) which showed that the Martian surface was like that of the Moon's in that it was pockmarked by moonlike craters and was dry and apparently dead
(B) which showed a dry, apparently dead Martian surface, and it was pockmarked by craters like the Moon has
(C) which showed the Martian surface as a dry, apparently dead one, which was pockmarked with craters such as the Moon's
(D) photos showing the Martian surface to be like that of the Moon's, dry and apparently dead, and it was pockmarked by moonlike craters
(E) photos that showed a dry, apparently dead Martian surface pockmarked with craters like those on the Moon
