Volcanism on Io : a comparison with Earth /
The most powerful volcanoes in the Solar System are not on Earth, but on Io, a tiny moon of Jupiter. This text compares the volcanoes of Io with those of Earth.
Clasificación: | Libro Electrónico |
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Formato: | Electrónico eBook |
Idioma: | Inglés |
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Cambridge ; New York :
Cambridge University Press,
2007.
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Colección: | Cambridge planetary science series.
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Acceso en línea: | Texto completo |
Tabla de Contenidos:
- Sect. 1. Io, 1610 to 1995 : Galileo to Galileo
- 1. Io, 1610-1979
- 2. Between Voyager and Galileo : 1979-1995
- 3. Galileo at Io
- Sect. 2. Planetary volcanism : evolution and composition
- 4. Io and Earth : formation, evolution, and interior structure
- 5. Magmas and volatiles
- Sect. 3. Observing and modeling volcanic activity
- 6. Observations : thermal remote sensing of volcanic activity
- 7. Models of effusive eruption processes
- 8. Thermal evolution of volcanic eruptions
- Sect. 4. Galileo at Io : the volcanic bestiary
- 9. The view from Galileo
- 10. The lava lake at Pele
- 11. Pillan and Tvashtar Paterae : lava fountains and flows
- 12. Prometheus and Amirani : effusive activity and insulated flows
- 13. Loki Patera : Io's powerhouse
- 14. Other volcanoes and eruptions
- Sect. 5. Volcanism on Io : the global view
- 15. Geomorphology : paterae, shields, flows, and mountains
- 16. Volcanic plumes
- 17. Hot spots
- Sect. 6. Io after Galileo
- 18. Volcanism on Io : a post-Galileo view
- 19. The future of Io observations
- App. 1. Io hot-spot locations
- App. 2. Io maps.