Evolution Solar System Constraints (13 results)

Hardcover. Condition: Very Good. ISBN 0816509824 ; LCCN 86014665 ; LOC No QB857 .G4 1986 ; color pictorial boards, no dustjacket ; "An informative and well-balanced collection of articles by many authors, these ideas are clearly set out, and explored in some detail. . . . An excellent and readable source book."--Endeavour"It is an excellent, well-organized textbook."--Science Books and Films ; Roman Smoluchowski was a notable physicist who worked in Poland, and after World War II settled in Institute for Advanced Study in Princeton, New Jersey. He was the son of the statistical physics pioneer Marian Smoluchowski. In 1974, Roman Smoluchowski was awarded a Guggenheim Fellowship. ; Originally published in 1986, this work came out of a conference held in Tucson, Arizona in January 1985, which had the purpose of emphasizing the influence of the Galaxy on the solar system rather than to discuss the Galaxy and the solar system per se. The meeting was the first get-together of the galactic and solar system scientific communities. At the time, the conversations covered new and sometimes controversial topics. This work presented the latest research and stimulated new research and ideas. ; Contacts: The Solar-galactic Neighborhood: Galactic Gravitational Fields -- The Galactic Environment Of The Solar System / J.n. Bahcall -- Stars Within 25 Parsecs Of The Sun / W Gliese, H. Jahreiss And A. R. Upgren -- Present, Past And Future Velocity Of Nearby Stars: The Path Of The Sun In 10 To The 8 Years / F. Bash -- The Local Velocity Field In The Last Billion Years / J. Palous -- Massive Interstellar Clouds -- Molecular Clouds And Periodic Events In The Geologic Past / P. Thaddeus -- Observational Constraints On The Interaction Of Giant Molecular Clouds With The Solar System / N. Z. Scoville, D. B. Sanders -- Interstellar Clouds Near The Sun / P. C. Frisch, D. G. York -- Other Galactic Features -- The Chemical Composition Of Comets And Possible Contribution To Planet Composition And Evolution / J. M. Greenberg -- Temporal Variations Of Cosmic Rays Over A Variety Of Time Scales / J. R. Jokipii, K. Marti -- A Local Recent Supernova: Evidence From X Rays - Al Radioactivity And Cosmic Rays / D D Clayton, D P Cox, F C Michel -- The Oort Cloud -- Dynamical Influence Of Galactic Tides And Molecular Clouds On The Oort Cloud Of Comets / M. V. Torbett -- Cometary Evidence For A Solar Companion? / A. H. Delsemme -- The Oort Cloud And The Galaxy: Dynamical Interactions / P. R. Weissman -- Perturbations Of The Solar System -- Geologic Periodicities And The Galaxy / M. R. Rampino, R. B. Stothers -- Giant Comets And The Galaxy: Implications Of The Terrestrial Record / S. V. M. Clube And W. M. Napier -- Dynamical Evidence For Planet X / J. D. Anderson, E. M. Standish, Jr. -- Planet X As The Source Of The Periodic And Steady-state Flux Of Short Period Comets / J. J. Matese, D. P. Whitmire -- Existence And Stability Of A Solar Companion Star Evolution Of The Solar System In The Presence Of A Solar Companion Star / P. Hut -- Mass Extinctions, Crater Ages And Comet Showers / E. M. Shoemaker, R. F. Wolfe -- Evidence For Nemesis: A Solar Companion Star / R. A. Muller -- Evidence Of Comets And Other Long-period Solar Companions Into The Planetary System By Passing Stars / J. Hills -- Is There Evidence For A Solar Companion? / S. Tremaine -- Color Section -- Glossary / M. Magisos -- Bibliography / M. Magisos -- List Of Contributors With Acknowledgments To Funding Agencies -- Index ; slight spotting, else VG. Book.…

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Buch. Condition: Neu. Druck auf Anfrage Neuware - Printed after ordering - This essential collection from leading experts in the field of early solar system sciences and astrophysics provides a comprehensive overview of our current understanding of how planetary systems form, and in particular how our solar system formed.Our knowledge about solar system evolution is based on a broad foundation of chemical and isotope data from meteorites and their components such as Ca,Al-rich inclusions, chondrules, matrix, and presolar grains, as well as from astromaterials of sample return missions, and modelling accretion processes. The chapters in this volume present the latest data and modelling results from cosmochemistry and astrophysics, and discuss their implications for early solar system evolution from the earliest solids formed in the protoplanetary disk, all the way to accretion and differentiation of planetesimals and planet formation. The importance of past, current, and future space missions is highlighted in this context.The volume is aimed at researchers and advanced students in the field of meteoritics, cosmochemistry, astrophysics, and planetary sciences. Often, the articles take controversial views into account, rather than promoting individual views.Reprinted from Space Science Reviews, Topical Collection: Evolution of the Solar System: Constraints from Meteorites.…

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Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. This essential collection from leading experts in the field of early solar system sciences and astrophysics provides a comprehensive overview of our current understanding of how planetary systems form, and in particular how our solar system formed.Our knowledge about solar system evolution is based on a broad foundation of chemical and isotope data from meteorites and their components such as Ca,Al-rich inclusions, chondrules, matrix, and presolar grains, as well as from astromaterials of sample return missions, and modelling accretion processes. The chapters in this volume present the latest data and modelling results from cosmochemistry and astrophysics, and discuss their implications for early solar system evolution from the earliest solids formed in the protoplanetary disk, all the way to accretion and differentiation of planetesimals and planet formation. The importance of past, current, and future space missions is highlighted in this context.The volume is aimed at researchers and advanced students in the field of meteoritics, cosmochemistry, astrophysics, and planetary sciences. Often, the articles take controversial views into account, rather than promoting individual views.Reprinted from Space Science Reviews, Topical Collection: Evolution of the Solar System: Constraints from Meteorites This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. This essential collection from leading experts in the field of early solar system sciences and astrophysics provides a comprehensive overview of our current understanding of how planetary systems form, and in particular how our solar system formed.Our knowledge about solar system evolution is based on a broad foundation of chemical and isotope data from meteorites and their components such as Ca,Al-rich inclusions, chondrules, matrix, and presolar grains, as well as from astromaterials of sample return missions, and modelling accretion processes. The chapters in this volume present the latest data and modelling results from cosmochemistry and astrophysics, and discuss their implications for early solar system evolution from the earliest solids formed in the protoplanetary disk, all the way to accretion and differentiation of planetesimals and planet formation. The importance of past, current, and future space missions is highlighted in this context.The volume is aimed at researchers and advanced students in the field of meteoritics, cosmochemistry, astrophysics, and planetary sciences. Often, the articles take controversial views into account, rather than promoting individual views.Reprinted from Space Science Reviews, Topical Collection: Evolution of the Solar System: Constraints from Meteorites This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

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Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. This essential collection from leading experts in the field of early solar system sciences and astrophysics provides a comprehensive overview of our current understanding of how planetary systems form, and in particular how our solar system formed.Our knowledge about solar system evolution is based on a broad foundation of chemical and isotope data from meteorites and their components such as Ca,Al-rich inclusions, chondrules, matrix, and presolar grains, as well as from astromaterials of sample return missions, and modelling accretion processes. The chapters in this volume present the latest data and modelling results from cosmochemistry and astrophysics, and discuss their implications for early solar system evolution from the earliest solids formed in the protoplanetary disk, all the way to accretion and differentiation of planetesimals and planet formation. The importance of past, current, and future space missions is highlighted in this context.The volume is aimed at researchers and advanced students in the field of meteoritics, cosmochemistry, astrophysics, and planetary sciences. Often, the articles take controversial views into account, rather than promoting individual views.Reprinted from Space Science Reviews, Topical Collection: Evolution of the Solar System: Constraints from Meteorites This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…