Category:Planetary science

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• Planets (15 C, 15 P)

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• Fellows of the Meteoritical Society (2 P)
• Planetary scientists (3 C, 169 P)

A

• Planetary atmospheres (3 C, 11 P)

D

• Definition of planet (1 C, 10 P)

E

• Exoplanetology (6 C, 29 P)

G

• Geography by planet (1 C)
• Planetary geology (12 C, 65 P)

I

• Impact events (11 C, 12 P)

J

• Planetary science journals (12 P)

L

• Lunar science (9 C, 45 P)

M

• Planetary-mass objects (3 C, 5 P)
• Meteoroids (5 C, 28 P)
• Minor planets (22 C, 14 P)
• Moons (19 C, 19 P)

P

• Planetary defense (8 C, 25 P)
• Planetary rovers (2 C, 12 P)
• Precession (14 P)

S

• Astronomical surveys (13 C, 115 P)
• Planetary systems (4 C, 18 P)

T

• Trojans (astronomy) (2 C, 7 P)
• Types of planet (14 C, 34 P)

Σ

• Planetary science stubs (7 C, 92 P)

• Planetary science

A

• Achondrite
• Albedo feature
• Ashen light
• Atmosphere
• Aurora
• Auroral kilometric radiation
• Australasian strewnfield
• Axial tilt

B

• B612 Foundation
• Bow shock
• Brightness temperature

C

• Carbonates on Mars
• Celestial police
• Chamberlin–Moulton planetesimal hypothesis
• Chemical cycling
• Clearing the neighbourhood
• Comparative planetary science
• Cosmic dust
• Cosmochemistry
• Cytherean

D

• Darwin–Radau equation
• Definition of planet
• Detecting Earth from distant star-based systems
• Diogenite
• Disturbance storm time index
• Dungey Cycle

E

• Earth mass
• Earth radius
• Earth science
• Earth Similarity Index
• Earth's crustal evolution
• Effective temperature
• Ejecta
• Energetic neutral atom
• Eucrite
• Europlanet
• Exometeorology
• Exoplanet orbital and physical parameters
• Extraterrestrial atmosphere
• Extraterrestrial materials
• Extraterrestrial sample curation
• Extraterrestrial Sample Curation Center

F

• Five-planet Nice model
• Flux transfer event
• Formation and evolution of the Solar System
• Frost line (astrophysics)

G

• Geomorphology
• Glass with embedded metal and sulfides

H

• HED meteorite
• High Altitude Observatory
• History of Solar System formation and evolution hypotheses
• History of synthetic-aperture radar
• Howardite
• Hunveyor
• Husar-rover

I

• Impact event
• Internal heating
• Interplanetary dust cloud
• IRAS 20324+4057
• Iron catastrophe

J

• Jupiter mass
• Jupiter radius

K

• Komabayashi–Ingersoll limit

L

• Laboratoire atmosphères, milieux, observations spatiales
• Laplace plane
• Light curve
• List of hypothetical Solar System objects

M

• Magma ocean
• Magnetic field of Mars
• Magnetosheath
• Magnetosphere
• Magnetosphere chronology
• Magnetosphere of Jupiter
• Magnetosphere particle motion
• Mars carbonate catastrophe
• Marsquake
• Medea hypothesis
• Micrometeorite
• Micrometeoroid
• Mineralogy of Mars
• Moment of inertia factor
• Moss meteorite

N

• Neptunian desert

P

• Planet
• Planetary cartography
• Planetary coordinate system
• Planetary differentiation
• Planetary equilibrium temperature
• Planetary geodesy
• Planetary mass
• Planetary Science Decadal Survey
• Planetary Science Institute
• Planetary-mass moon
• Plasma sheet
• Precovery

Q

• Quake (natural phenomenon)

R

• Radio occultation
• Rain-out model
• Rampart crater
• Reducing atmosphere
• Regional Planetary Image Facility
• River Styles Framework
• Rosgen Stream Classification
• Rossiter–McLaughlin effect

S

• Satellite system (astronomy)
• School of Ocean and Earth Science and Technology
• Extraterrestrial sky
• Small planet radius gap
• Solar System
• Solar System belts
• Solar transit
• Space dust measurement
• Space weather
• Space weathering
• Spacewatch
• Spectral slope
• STEVE
• Substorm
• Sudden ionospheric disturbance
• Super-dense water

T

• Tagish Lake (meteorite)
• Tasmanite (tektite)
• Tectonics on icy moons
• Thalassogen
• Theoretical planetology
• Theory of tides
• Tidal heating
• Tides in marginal seas

U

• Umov effect

W

• Water on terrestrial planets of the Solar System

Y

• Yukon Ice Patches