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    Author(s)Encrenaz T.;
    PublisherSpringer
    EditionEdition Statement 116th 2005 ed.
    ISBN9781402033629
    Pages497
    BindingHard Binding
    LanguageEnglish
    Publish YearOctober 2005

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    Springer Outer Planets And Their Moons by Encrenaz T.;

    Representatives Of Several Scientific Communities Such As Planetary Scientists Astronomers Space Physicists Chemists And Astrobiologists Have Met With The Aim To Review The Knowledge On Four Major Themes: (1) The Study Of The Formation And Evolution Processes Of The Outer Planets And Their Satellites Beginning With The Formation Of Compounds And Planetesimals In The Solar Nebula And The Subsequent Evolution Of The Interiors Of The Outer Planets (2) A Comparative Study Of The Atmospheres Of The Outer Planets And Titan (3) The Study Of The Planetary Magnetospheres And Their Interactions With The Solar Wind And (4) The Formation And Properties Of Satellites And Rings Including Their Interiors Surfaces And Their Interaction With The Solar Wind And The Magnetospheres Of The Outer Planets. Beyond These Topics The Implications For The Prebiotic Chemical Evolution On Europa And Titan Are Reviewed.At The Time Of Publication The Study Of The Outer Planets Is Particularly Motivated By The Fact That The Saturn System Is Being Investigated By The Cassini-Huygens Mission.Show More