Our Solar System contains more moons than planets. They show astonishing variety, and some look more likely than Mars to host microbial life. David Rothery describes these fascinating small worlds, their discovery, names, and what they can tell us about our Solar System.
Our Solar System contains more moons than planets. They show astonishing variety, and some look more likely than Mars to host microbial life. David Rothery describes these fascinating small worlds, their discovery, names, and what they can tell us about our Solar System.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
David Rothery is Professor of Planetary Geosciences at the Open University. He is a member of the BepiColombo science team (the European Space Agencyâs mission to Mercury), and chairs the Open Universityâs level 2 module on planetary science. He is also the lead academic for the Open University/FutureLearn Moons MOOC (massive open online course), and is the author of several books, including Planets: A Very Short Introduction.
Inhaltsangabe
1: The discovery and significance of moons 2: The Moon 3: The Moon's influence on us 4: The moons of giant planets 5: Giant planet regular satellites in close up 6: The moons of Mars - captured asteroids 7: Moons of small bodies 8: Moons in other planetary systems: exomoons Further Reading Index
1: The discovery and significance of moons 2: The Moon 3: The Moon's influence on us 4: The moons of giant planets 5: Giant planet regular satellites in close up 6: The moons of Mars - captured asteroids 7: Moons of small bodies 8: Moons in other planetary systems: exomoons Further Reading Index
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