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ISBN 10: 0816051976 
ISBN 13: 9780816051977
Author: Linda Elkins Tanton

Uranus Neptune Pluto and the Outer Solar System volume 1046 1st Table of contents:

Part One: Uranus and Neptune

1. Uranus: Fast Facts about a Planet in Orbit

   • Fundamental Information about Uranus

   • What Makes Gravity?

2. The Interior of Uranus

   • Composition

   • What Is Pressure?

   • Internal Temperatures

   • Elements and Isotopes

   • Magnetic Field

3. Surface Appearance and Conditions on Uranus

   • Remote Sensing

4. Rings and Moons of Uranus

   • Rings

   • Why Are There Rings?

   • Moons

   • What Are Synchronous Orbits and Synchronous Rotation?

   • Accretion and Heating: Why Are Some Solar System Objects Round and Others Irregular?

5. Neptune: Fast Facts about a Planet in Orbit

   • Fundamental Information about Neptune

6. The Interior of Neptune

   • Sabine Stanley and Planetary Magnetic Fields

7. Surface Appearance and Conditions on Neptune

8. Neptune’s Rings and Moons

   • Rings

   • Moons

   • Fossa, Sulci, and Other Terms for Planetary Landforms

Part Two: Pluto and the Kuiper Belt
9. The Discovery of Pluto and the Kuiper Belt
10. Pluto: Fast Facts about a Dwarf Planet in Orbit
- Fundamental Information about Pluto
11. What Little Is Known about Pluto’s Interior and Surface
- How the Discovery of Eris Caused Pluto to Lose Its Status as a Planet
- The New Horizons Mission to Pluto
12. Charon: Pluto’s Moon, or Its Companion Dwarf Planet?
13. The Rest of the Kuiper Belt Population
- Numbering and Naming Small Bodies
- The Nice Model for Kuiper Belt Formation

Part Three: Beyond the Kuiper Belt
14. The Oort Cloud
15. Conclusions: The Known and the Unknown

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