The Planet Factory: exoplanets and the search for a second earth Elizabeth Tasker
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The Planet Factory: exoplanets and the search for a second earth

Author: Elizabeth Tasker
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Book Title
The Planet Factory: exoplanets and the search for a second earth
Author
Elizabeth Tasker
Book Condition
EXCELLENT - EX-LIBRARY - covered with adhesive plastic
ISBN
9781472917737
Book Format
Softcover
Publisher
Bloomsbury Sigma
Year Published
2017
The Planet Factory tells the story of exoplanets. Each planetary system is different, but in the beginning most if not all young stars are circled by clouds of dust, specks that come together in a violent building project that can form colossal worlds hundreds of times the size of the Earth. The changing orbits of young planets risk dooming any life evolving on neighbouring worlds or, alternatively, can deliver the key ingredients needed to seed its beginnings. Planet formation is one of the greatest construction schemes in the Universe, and it has occurred around nearly every star you see. Each results in an alien landscape, but is it possible that one of these could be like our own home world?

The Planet Factory tells the story of exoplanets. Each planetary system is different, but in the beginning most if not all young stars are circled by clouds of dust, specks that come together in a violent building project that can form colossal worlds hundreds of times the size of the Earth. The changing orbits of young planets risk dooming any life evolving on neighbouring worlds or, alternatively, can deliver the key ingredients needed to seed its beginnings. Planet formation is one of the greatest construction schemes in the Universe, and it has occurred around nearly every star you see. Each results in an alien landscape, but is it possible that one of these could be like our own home world?

The Planet Factory tells the story of exoplanets. Each planetary system is different, but in the beginning most if not all young stars are circled by clouds of dust, specks that come together in a violent building project that can form colossal worlds hundreds of times the size of the Earth. The changing orbits of young planets risk dooming any life evolving on neighbouring worlds or, alternatively, can deliver the key ingredients needed to seed its beginnings. Planet formation is one of the greatest construction schemes in the Universe, and it has occurred around nearly every star you see. Each results in an alien landscape, but is it possible that one of these could be like our own home world?