Titlebook: Dynamic Planet; Mercury in the Conte Pamela Elizabeth Clark Book 2007 Springer-Verlag New York 2007 Clark.Dynamic.Environment.Geology.Inter

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Measurement of Microcirculationd with minimal compositional information indicating low iron abundance and relatively little difference between major terranes (e.g., Hapke et al, 1994; Robinson et al, 2000; Strom and Sprague, 2003).

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G. Abatangelo,P. Brun,R. Cortivoagnetosphere being pushed into the magnetotail and creating aurora-like storms (Kallenrode, 2004)? Mariner 10 was targeted to cross the ‘wake’ of the planet in order to survey its interaction with the solar wind (Strom and Sprague, 2003). The discovery of a magnetosphere was an unanticipated and serendipitous discovery.

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is so crucial to our understanding of solar system origin aUNDERSTANDING THE PLANET MERCURY Thirty years have elapsed since the one and only mission to Mercury, Mariner 10, performed three ?ybys of the planet, capturing moderate-reso- tion (100 m at best) images of one hemisphere (45% of the surfac

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: An Historical Approach to Wound Caree combination of source energy and distribution, mass, radiation pressure and loss processes (e.g. Jeans escape, photo-dissociation; adsorption; ionization; surface chemistry). Killen and Ip (1999) give a good discussion of this concept, and many additional references.

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M. Stücker,T. Auer,K. Hoffmann,P. Altmeyero know that the planet is the smallest in mass, closest to the sun, and greatest in mean uncompressed density (5.3 g/cm. at 10 kbar) among the terrestrial planets. In all these ways, Mercury thus has a unique end-member status, allowing it to provide previously unavailable, yet essential, inputs for understanding the solar system.

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,Mercury’s Magnetosphere,agnetosphere being pushed into the magnetotail and creating aurora-like storms (Kallenrode, 2004)? Mariner 10 was targeted to cross the ‘wake’ of the planet in order to survey its interaction with the solar wind (Strom and Sprague, 2003). The discovery of a magnetosphere was an unanticipated and serendipitous discovery.