Titan from Cassini-Huygens [electronic resource] /edited by Robert H. Brown, Jean-Pierre Lebreton, J. Hunter Waite.
by Brown, Robert H [editor.]; Lebreton, Jean-Pierre [editor.]; Waite, J. Hunter [editor.]; SpringerLink (Online service).
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Overview -- Earth-Based Perspective and Pre-Cassini–Huygens Knowledge of Titan -- The Origin and Evolution of Titan -- Titan's Interior Structure -- Geology and Surface Processes on Titan -- Composition of Titan's Surface -- Volatile Origin and Cycles: Nitrogen and Methane -- High-Altitude Production of Titan's Aerosols -- Titan's Astrobiology -- Atmospheric Structure and Composition -- Composition and Structure of the Ionosphere and Thermosphere -- Aerosols in Titan's Atmosphere -- Atmospheric Dynamics and Meteorology -- Seasonal Change on Titan -- Mass Loss Processes in Titan's Upper Atmosphere -- Energy Deposition Processes in Titan's Upper Atmosphere and Its Induced Magnetosphere -- Titan in the Cassini—Huygens Extended Mission -- Titan Beyond Cassini—Huygens -- Mapping Products of Titan's Surface.
This book reviews our current knowledge of Saturn's largest moon Titan featuring the latest results obtained by the Cassini-Huygens mission. A global author team addresses Titan’s origin and evolution, internal structure, surface geology, the atmosphere and ionosphere as well as magnetospheric interactions. The book closes with an outlook beyond the Cassini-Huygens mission. Colorfully illustrated, this book will serve as a reference to researchers as well as an introduction for students.
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