Rockhounding in the space age. IV - The planets

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Feb 1976

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Lapidary Journal, vol. 29, Feb. 1976, p. 2018, 2020-2029.

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Atmospheric Composition, Mineral Exploration, Planetary Atmospheres, Planetary Surfaces, Solar System, Space Exploration, Carbon Dioxide, Jupiter Atmosphere, Mars Atmosphere, Mars Surface, Mercury (Planet), Meteorite Collisions, Saturn (Planet), Venus Atmosphere, Venus Clouds

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Atmospheric and surface conditions on other planets, as deduced from theoretical studies and from observations obtained by deep space probes, are examined to explore the position of the earth in the evolution of the solar system. Among the topics considered are the fate of water vapor and carbon dioxide in planetary atmospheres, the evidence showing the atmosphere of Mars to be dynamic, the significance of the densities of individual planets, and forces contributing to the modification of the surface of planets and their satellites following their condensation. Particular attention is given to Mercury, Venus, Mars, and Jupiter.

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