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The Geology of Multi-Ring Impact Basins: The Moon and Other Planets (Cambridge Planetary Science Old) [Hardcover]

Paul D. Spudis


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"The Onc and Future Moon is a thorough and exciting book, recommended for today's armchair astronomers and tomorrow's lunar explorers." Ben Bova, Courant

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Multi-ring basins are large impact craters formed in the early history of planets. They critically affect the evolution of the planets and their satellites. The Moon offers an exceptional chance to study these phenomena and this book provides a comprehensive geological study using data from lunar landings and remote sensing of the Moon. The author covers the formation and development of basins and considers their chemistry and mineralogy. He studies their effects on the volcanic, tectonic and geological evolution of the planet, including the catastrophic consequence on the planetary climate and evolution of life. This study is lavishly illustrated with many spectacular, highly-detailed photographs and diagrams.

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Ever since their recognition, multi-ring basins have fascinated and vexed scientists attempting to reconstruct the geological history of the Moon. Read the first page
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A intriguing look at the formation and geology of the moon. 29 Sep 1999
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As a lay person, I thoroughly enjoyed this volume which offers a nice balance between readable narrative and in-depth geology information. I've always enjoyed reading Dr. Spudis's papers and volumes, and this is one of my personal favorites sitting on my space science and technology shelf.

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