Geoforming Mars
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Geoforming Mars
How could nature have made Mars more like Earth?
Malcuit, Robert
Springer Nature Switzerland AG
11/2021
420
Mole
Inglês
9783030588786
15 a 20 dias
682
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Chapter 1. Introduction.- Chapter 2. The Origin Of The Sun And The Early Evolution Of The Solar System With Special Emphasis On Mars, Asteroids, And Meteorites.- Chapter 3. Models For The Origin Of The Current Martian Satellites As Well As Satellites Of Other Terrestrial Planets.- Chapter 4. A Prograde Gravitational Capture Model For A Sizeable Volcanoid Planetoid (Or Asteroid) For Mars.- Chapter 5. A Retrograde Gravitational Capture Model For A Sizeable Satellite For Mars.- Chapter 6. A History Of A Ruling Paradigm In The Earth And Planetary Sciences That Guided Research For Three Decades: The Giant Impact Model For The Origin Of The Moon And The Origin Of The Earth-Moon System.- Chapter 7. A History Of Lunar Capture Studies: A Chronology Of Events That Eventually Led To A Somewhat Comprehensive Gravitational Lunar Capture Model.- Chapter 8. Comparative Analysis Of The Gravitational Capture Potential For Terrestrial Planets And Planet Neptune As Aids In The Search For Habitable Exoplanets.- Chapter 9. Discussion Of Some Real And/Or Theoretical Effects Of Captured Satellites On Both Terrestrial Planets And Gaseous Planets.- Chapter 10. A Discussion Of Three Major Paradigms In The Earth And Planetary Sciences.
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Terraforming;Mars by satellite;Habitable Exoplanets;Early solar system;Gravitational capture model;Theoretical planetology;Planetary engineering of Mars;Making Mars habitable;Making Mars Earth-like;Modeling habitability on Mars;Terrestrial planets;Biological evolution on Mars;Planetary evolution;meteorology
Chapter 1. Introduction.- Chapter 2. The Origin Of The Sun And The Early Evolution Of The Solar System With Special Emphasis On Mars, Asteroids, And Meteorites.- Chapter 3. Models For The Origin Of The Current Martian Satellites As Well As Satellites Of Other Terrestrial Planets.- Chapter 4. A Prograde Gravitational Capture Model For A Sizeable Volcanoid Planetoid (Or Asteroid) For Mars.- Chapter 5. A Retrograde Gravitational Capture Model For A Sizeable Satellite For Mars.- Chapter 6. A History Of A Ruling Paradigm In The Earth And Planetary Sciences That Guided Research For Three Decades: The Giant Impact Model For The Origin Of The Moon And The Origin Of The Earth-Moon System.- Chapter 7. A History Of Lunar Capture Studies: A Chronology Of Events That Eventually Led To A Somewhat Comprehensive Gravitational Lunar Capture Model.- Chapter 8. Comparative Analysis Of The Gravitational Capture Potential For Terrestrial Planets And Planet Neptune As Aids In The Search For Habitable Exoplanets.- Chapter 9. Discussion Of Some Real And/Or Theoretical Effects Of Captured Satellites On Both Terrestrial Planets And Gaseous Planets.- Chapter 10. A Discussion Of Three Major Paradigms In The Earth And Planetary Sciences.
Este título pertence ao(s) assunto(s) indicados(s). Para ver outros títulos clique no assunto desejado.
Terraforming;Mars by satellite;Habitable Exoplanets;Early solar system;Gravitational capture model;Theoretical planetology;Planetary engineering of Mars;Making Mars habitable;Making Mars Earth-like;Modeling habitability on Mars;Terrestrial planets;Biological evolution on Mars;Planetary evolution;meteorology
