Titlebook: Handbook of Exoplanets; Hans J. Deeg,Juan Antonio Belmonte Reference work 2018 Springer International Publishing AG, part of Springer Natu

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Hans J. Deeg,Juan Antonio BelmonteComplete up-to-date coverage of emerging exoplanet studies.Written by outstanding scholars in the field.Frequent updates make the book an indispensable reference in this area.Includes supplementary ma

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The Discovery of the First Exoplanetss to the analysis of periodic Doppler shifts in stellar spectra and turned out to be a landmark achievement, in that it established a new field of research that is growing at full speed since then, and at the same time, it answered a question – do other worlds exist in the cosmos? – that dates back

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PSR B1257+12 and the First Confirmed Planets Beyond the Solar Systemconfirmed extrasolar planetary system consisting of three low-mass planets, orbiting the 6.2-ms millisecond pulsar, PSR B1257+12. The existence of planets around a neutron star has carried with it a now fulfilled promise that planets should be common around the various types of stars. Furthermore, t

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Prehistory of Transit Searchesdecreasing when the planet is transiting the star. We review the planet transits which were anticipated and searched and the first ones which were observed all through history..Indeed transits of planets in front of their star were first investigated and studied in the Solar System, concerning the s

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Discovery of the First Transiting Planetshe only known example at the time. Given this mind-set, transit detections were expected to be exceedingly difficult for small planets and rarely seen for larger ones. The discovery of 51 Peg and subsequent hot Jupiters by the radial velocity method completely upended our thinking – transits were su

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The Way to Circumbinary Planets systems (EBs) were considered prime targets for the detection of CBP transits, as it was considered likely that the planetary orbits would also be close to edge on to our line of sight and so cross (transit) the stellar discs of the eclipsing stars. The presence of CBPs remained however doubtful un

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The Solar System: A Panorama and sub-planetary bodies and the processes that shape them. This chapter surveys the diversity of objects orbiting our Sun and what they tell us about the origins and evolution of the solar system. The numerous small bodies populating specific orbits, from the asteroid belt to the far reaches of th

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Interiors and Surfaces of Terrestrial Planets and Major Satellitesis chapter, we will give a general overview of the internal structure, composition, surface features, and geologic units of the four terrestrial planets of the solar system: Mercury, Venus, Earth, and Mars. We will include the Earth’s Moon as part of a large Earth-Moon system. We will also revise th