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Worlds on Fire : Volcanoes on the Earth the Moon Mars Venus and Io

SKU: 9780521008631
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  • Author:
    FRANKEL C
  • ISBN:
    9780521008631
  • Publication Date:
    January 2005
  • Edition:
    1
  • Pages:
    358
  • Binding:
    Paperback
  • Publisher:
    Cambridge University Press
  • Country of Publication:
    United Kingdom
Worlds on Fire : Volcanoes on the Earth the Moon Mars Venus and Io
Worlds on Fire : Volcanoes on the Earth the Moon Mars Venus and Io

Worlds on Fire : Volcanoes on the Earth the Moon Mars Venus and Io

SKU: 9780521008631
Regular price $104.95
Unit price
per
  • Author:
    FRANKEL C
  • ISBN:
    9780521008631
  • Publication Date:
    January 2005
  • Edition:
    1
  • Pages:
    358
  • Binding:
    Paperback
  • Publisher:
    Cambridge University Press
  • Country of Publication:
    United Kingdom

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Worlds on Fire takes the reader on a fascinating tour of the mightiest volcanoes in the solar system. From Kilauea volcano in Hawaii and Mount Etna in Sicily, it leaps to the lava fields and rilles of the Moon, retraces the historic footsteps of the Apollo astronauts and describes new volcanic provinces to explore. The three largest volcanoes of Mars - Olympus Mons, Alba Patera and Arsia Mons - are profiled, amongst others. The strange world of Venus, revealed by radar, opens our perspective of volcanism to features never seen before: pancake domes of puffed-up lava, and gigantic fault rings sitting over buried magma chambers. The tour of the solar system ends with the only current eruptions outside Earth: the spectacular volcanoes of Io - Jupiter's fiery moon. This highly readable 2005 book, illustrated with the most recent imagery from spacecraft, will appeal to general readers, and students of Earth and planetary sciences.

  • Emphasis on 25 individual volcanoes in the solar system
  • The most up-to-date, comprehensive book on volcanism in the solar system
  • Highly illustrated with the most recent imagery from spacecraft
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  • Worlds on Fire takes the reader on a fascinating tour of the mightiest volcanoes in the solar system. From Kilauea volcano in Hawaii and Mount Etna in Sicily, it leaps to the lava fields and rilles of the Moon, retraces the historic footsteps of the Apollo astronauts and describes new volcanic provinces to explore. The three largest volcanoes of Mars - Olympus Mons, Alba Patera and Arsia Mons - are profiled, amongst others. The strange world of Venus, revealed by radar, opens our perspective of volcanism to features never seen before: pancake domes of puffed-up lava, and gigantic fault rings sitting over buried magma chambers. The tour of the solar system ends with the only current eruptions outside Earth: the spectacular volcanoes of Io - Jupiter's fiery moon. This highly readable 2005 book, illustrated with the most recent imagery from spacecraft, will appeal to general readers, and students of Earth and planetary sciences.

    • Emphasis on 25 individual volcanoes in the solar system
    • The most up-to-date, comprehensive book on volcanism in the solar system
    • Highly illustrated with the most recent imagery from spacecraft

Worlds on Fire takes the reader on a fascinating tour of the mightiest volcanoes in the solar system. From Kilauea volcano in Hawaii and Mount Etna in Sicily, it leaps to the lava fields and rilles of the Moon, retraces the historic footsteps of the Apollo astronauts and describes new volcanic provinces to explore. The three largest volcanoes of Mars - Olympus Mons, Alba Patera and Arsia Mons - are profiled, amongst others. The strange world of Venus, revealed by radar, opens our perspective of volcanism to features never seen before: pancake domes of puffed-up lava, and gigantic fault rings sitting over buried magma chambers. The tour of the solar system ends with the only current eruptions outside Earth: the spectacular volcanoes of Io - Jupiter's fiery moon. This highly readable 2005 book, illustrated with the most recent imagery from spacecraft, will appeal to general readers, and students of Earth and planetary sciences.

  • Emphasis on 25 individual volcanoes in the solar system
  • The most up-to-date, comprehensive book on volcanism in the solar system
  • Highly illustrated with the most recent imagery from spacecraft