EARTHLIKE PLANETS SURFACES OF MERCURY, VENUS, EARTH, MOON, MARS

EARTHLIKE PLANETS SURFACES OF MERCURY, VENUS, EARTH, MOON, MARS
Bruce MURRAY, Michael C. MALIN, Ronald GREELEY
EDITEUR : FREEMAN 1981
The surfaces of the earth and the other terrestrial planets of the inner solar system
are reviewed in light of the results of recent planetary explorations.
Past and current views of the origin of the earth, moon, Mercury, Venus and Mars are discussed,
and the surface features characteristic of the moon, Mercury, Mars and Venus are outlined.
Mechanisms for the modification of planetary surfaces by external factors and from within the planet are examined,
including surface cycles, meteoritic impact, gravity, wind, plate tectonics, volcanism and crustal deformation.
The origin and evolution of the moon are discussed on the basis of the Apollo results,
and current knowledge of Mercury and Mars is examined in detail.
Finally, the middle periods in the history of the terrestrial planets are compared,
and future prospects for the exploration of the inner planets as well as other rocky bodies in the solar system are discussed.

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