Davidson, K. \"Carl Sagan\u2019s Coming of Age.\" Astronomy.<\/em> (November 1999): 40. About the noted popularizer of science and how he developed his interest in astronomy.<\/p>\r\n Garget, J. \"Mysterious Microworlds.\" Astronomy.<\/em> (July 2005): 32. A quick tour of a number of the moons in the solar system.<\/p>\r\n Hartmann, W. \"The Great Solar System Revision.\" Astronomy<\/em>. (August 1998): 40. How our views have changed over the past 25 years.<\/p>\r\n Kross, J. \"What\u2019s in a Name?\" Sky & Telescope<\/em>. (May 1995): 28. How worlds are named.<\/p>\r\n Rubin, A. \"Secrets of Primitive Meteorites.\" Scientific American<\/em>. (February 2013): 36. What meteorites can teach us about the environment in which the solar system formed.<\/p>\r\n Soter, S. \"What Is a Planet?\" Scientific American<\/em>. (January 2007): 34. The IAU\u2019s new definition of a planet in our solar system, and what happened to Pluto as a result.<\/p>\r\n Talcott, R. \"How the Solar System Came to Be.\" Astronomy<\/em>. (November 2012): 24. On the formation period of the Sun and the planets.<\/p>\r\n Wood, J. \"Forging the Planets: The Origin of our Solar System.\" Sky & Telescope<\/em>. (January 1999): 36. Good overview.<\/p>\r\n\r\n Davidson, K. “Carl Sagan\u2019s Coming of Age.” Astronomy.<\/em> (November 1999): 40. About the noted popularizer of science and how he developed his interest in astronomy.<\/p>\n Garget, J. “Mysterious Microworlds.” Astronomy.<\/em> (July 2005): 32. A quick tour of a number of the moons in the solar system.<\/p>\n Hartmann, W. “The Great Solar System Revision.” Astronomy<\/em>. (August 1998): 40. How our views have changed over the past 25 years.<\/p>\n Kross, J. “What\u2019s in a Name?” Sky & Telescope<\/em>. (May 1995): 28. How worlds are named.<\/p>\n Rubin, A. “Secrets of Primitive Meteorites.” Scientific American<\/em>. (February 2013): 36. What meteorites can teach us about the environment in which the solar system formed.<\/p>\n Soter, S. “What Is a Planet?” Scientific American<\/em>. (January 2007): 34. The IAU\u2019s new definition of a planet in our solar system, and what happened to Pluto as a result.<\/p>\n Talcott, R. “How the Solar System Came to Be.” Astronomy<\/em>. (November 2012): 24. On the formation period of the Sun and the planets.<\/p>\n Wood, J. “Forging the Planets: The Origin of our Solar System.” Sky & Telescope<\/em>. (January 1999): 36. Good overview.<\/p>\nWebsites<\/h2>\r\n
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