Royal Society, Discussion on Rotation in the Solar System, London, England, March 8, 9, 1984, Proceedings

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Conferences, Planetary Evolution, Planetary Rotation, Solar Rotation, Solar System, Asteroids, Comet Nuclei, Earth Atmosphere, Earth Core, Earth Rotation, Earth-Moon System, Hyperion, Planetary Atmospheres, Planetary Structure, Solar Magnetic Field, Uranus (Planet)

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The classical mechanics of rotation (R) in the present solar system and during its evolution is examined in theoretical studies and reviews of observational data. Topics discussed include R in the early solar system, R/magnetic-field interactions, the R of the sun, long-term changes in the R of the earth, tidal friction in the earth-moon system, the R of the atmospheres of the earth and planets, R and internal structures of the major planets and their inner satellites, the R of the Uranian system, the R of Hyperion, asteroid R rates, R of cometary nuclei, and the R of the earth inner core. Graphs, diagrams, tables, and photographs are provided.

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