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Gravity field can also reveal or constrain the planet's internal structure. In the
recent decades, gravity remote sensing has given impressing results for the Earth
(GRACE, GOCE) and for the Moon (Gravity Recovery and Interior Laboratory
(GRAIL)). Space missions to Mercury, Venus, Saturn, Jupiter, Enceladus, Titan, and
Pluto would benefit from dedicated gravimetry or gradiometry sensors in addition
to other geodetic instruments to constrain internal structures of terrestrial planets.
Acknowledgements This work is partially sponsored by RFBR grants N 12-02-31184, 15-05-
02340, and N 13-05-00113. Paris observatory 2-month position was allocated for the first author.
The Ohio State University (OSU) component of the research was partially supported by grants
by NSF/IGFA Belmont Forum Project (Grant No. ICER-1342644) and by the Chinese Academy
of Sciences/SAFEA International Partnership Program for Creative Research Teams (Grant No.
KZZD-EW-TZ-05).
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