Stanley S. A Field Guide to the Planets

The Teaching Company, 2019. — 315 p. — (The Great Courses: Science & Mathemstics: Astronomy).Humanity’s first steps on the Moon were an immense accomplishment in 1969 and a fantastic milestone in the history of space exploration. And yet, how little we knew about our solar system as compared to what we know now!Guides
How the Solar System Family Is Organized
Mercury, the Extreme Little Planet
Venus, the Veiled Greenhouse Planet
Earth: How Plate Tectonics Sets Up Life
Orbiting Earth: Up through the Atmosphere
Exploring the Earth-Moon System
Humans on the Moon: A Never-Ending Story
What the Biggest Exoplanets Reveal
Exploring Mars from Space and the Ground
Water on Mars and Prospects for Life
Near-Earth Asteroids and the Asteroid Belt.
Mighty Jupiter, The Ruling Gas Giant
Jupiter’s Planetlike System of Moons
Saturn and the Rings: Gravity’s Masterpiece.
Saturn’s Moons: Titan to Enceladus
Uranus: A Water World on Its Side
Neptune: Windy with the Wildest Moon
Pluto and Charon: The Binary Worlds
Comets, the Kuiper Belt, and the Oort Cloud
How Our Sun Defines Our Solar System
A Solar System Time Machine and Meteorites
Closing in on Earthlike Exoplanets
Planets Migrated in Our Early Solar System!
Human Futures in the Solar System
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