Titlebook: Earth-Moon Relationships; Proceedings of the C Cesare Barbieri,Francesca Rampazzi Conference proceedings 2001 Springer Science+Business Med

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Sediments of the Moon and Earth as End-Members for Comparative Planetologyences arise primarily from the dissimilarity in the origins and sizes of the Moon and Earth. The consequence is that the Moon does not have an atmosphere, a hydrosphere (the Moon is totally dry), a biosphere (the Moon is totally life-less), a magnetosphere, and any tectonic force. Pristine rocks on

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The Moon in the 14th Century Frescoes in Padovabano, physician and astronomer. But it was with the great painters of that time, namely Giotto and Giusto de’Menabuoi, that its most intimate connections with the contemporary popular culture and theology were illustrated. Giotto depicts the Moon in the . of the Scrovegni Chapel (1305). The Moon app

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Sexual Satellites, Moonlight and the Nuptial Dances of Worms: The Influence of the Moon on the Reprowning events are revealed by the constant phase relationship between the timing of “once per year” spawning events and the lunar phase as in the highly synchronised breeding of the palolo worm ., and the Japanese crinoid .. In other cases there is a repeated lunar cycle of reproductive activity and

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Fantastic New Chondrites, Achondrites, and Lunar Meteorites as the Result of Recent Meteorite Searchorth Africa, and Oman. Based on the findings of many spectacular samples new meteorite classes could be defined. Considering the undifferentiated chondrites, the new class of the Rumuruti (R-) chondrites was established and the carbonaceous chondrites gained three more subgroups (CR-, CH-, and CK-ch

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Lunar Influences on Climatefrom being a purely temporal reference to becoming a causal reference. The incoming heat flow on the Earth may vary slightly after solar activity. to and generate considerable effects. The light reflected from the Moon has also been hypothesised as a cause, but the associated energy is too small. Th

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Apollo Samples and the Geochemical Determination of Basaltic Achondrite Parent Bodiescks. At one point, basaltic meteorites were thought to have come from the Moon; when Apollo samples were found to be chemically distinct from the HED and SNC meteorite families, new ideas for origins were demanded. Yet the very techniques that were developed to understand the evolution of lunar basa

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