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| Publisher | Springer |
| Language | English |
| ISBN-13 | 9783031256721 |
| ISBN-10 | 3031256727 |
| Author | Rosaly M. C. Lopes | Katherine de Kleer | James Tuttle Keane |
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About the Book
Written by expert researchers, this book covers all the major aspects of research in Jupiter's moon Io, from the interior to its space environment. Io is one of the Solar System's most exotic satellites. The book discusses Io's interior, geology, atmosphere, and, in particular, its active volcanism, which was discovered from observations by the Voyager 1 spacecraft in 1979, confirming a possibility suggested from theoretical studies based on Io's…
ISBN: 9783031256721
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- ·In-depth exploration of topics covered in Io: A New View of Jupiter’s Moon
- ·Key concepts explained with clarity and practical examples
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Customer Reviews
JUPITER’S SULFUROUS HOT MOON – PLANET VULCAN IN DISGUISE
JUPITER’S SULFUROUS HOT MOON – PLANET VULCAN IN DISGUISEIo is a hellish lava world, driven by the huge gravity and magnetism of its giant neighbour, recoating itself continuously in sulfurous reds, yellows and blacks. And smelling perpetually of rotten eggs.This is an excellent update on Jupiter’s nearest and most bizarre moon, colourful, clear, scholarly, detailed, up to date.Our forefathers looked for Planet Vulcan within the orbit of Mercury. But we are now following Galileo’s directions.
Io the volcanic moon
I just looked forward to this book. Details and images are just absolutely amazing about this fantastic moon - these results from both the Voyagers and Galileo probes are very fascinating. Thanks to the writers. A great book.
