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    Author(s)Foreword by A. Lazcano Muriel Gargaud Herve Martin Philippe Claeys
    PublisherSpringer
    ISBN9783540336921
    Pages669
    BindingHardback
    LanguageEnglish
    Publish YearJanuary 2007

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    Springer Lectures In Astrobiology Volume Ii 2007 Edition by Foreword by A. Lazcano Muriel Gargaud Herve Martin Philippe Claeys

    First comprehensive beginning graduate level book on the emergent science of astrobiology. Table of contents : Stellar Nucleosynthesis.- Formation of the Solar System: a Chronology Based on Meteorites.- The Formation of Crust and Mantle of the Rocky Planets and the Mineral Environment of the Origin of Life.- Water and Climates on Mars.- Planetary Atmospheres: From Solar System Planets to Exoplanets.- What About Exoplanets?.- Habitability: the Point of View of an Astronomer.- Habitability: the Point of View of a Biologist.- Impact Events and the Evolution of the Earth.- Towards a Global Earth Regulation.- The Last Common Ancestor of Modern Cells.- An Extreme Environment on Earth: Deep-Sea Hydrothermal Vents. Lessons for Exploration of Mars and Europa.- Comets Titan and Mars: Astrobiology and Space Projects.- Quantum Astrochemistry: Numerical Simulation as an Alternative to Experiments.- Artificial Life or Digital Dissection.