Satellites of Jupiter

David Morrison (Editor)
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Originally published in 1982

From the original publication:
The findings of Voyager have brought Jupiter's moons out from the shadows. Now as much of interest to geologists as to astronomers, these satellites are brought under closer scrutiny by more than 50 international authorities in this volume. Included is research on thermal evolution, surface composition, cratering time scales, and other subjects; but also key chapters focusing on the satellite Io's volcanic eruptions, thermodynamics, phase composition and more. These 24 contributions constitute a reference that will stand as the decade's definitive work on Jupiter's satellites and a springboard to further hypotheses.
Satellites of Jupiter
972 Pages 6 x 9 x 0
Published: May 2024Ebooks (OA) ISBN: 9780816554515

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