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Meteors and Interplanetary Dust
1985Following past practice, a number of authors have contributed reviews of their own field. The contributions have been edited by the President in order to avoid some overlaps, to reduce the length of the reviews an to add some publications. When possible reference numbers in the Astronomy and Astrophysics Abstracts are used.
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Meteors and interplanetary dust
2008The contribution of meteor observations to our knowledge of meteoroids and interplanetary dust is reviewed under four headings — flux, mass distribution, physical structure and chemical composition. For lower limits of particle mass ranging from 1 g to 10−5 g the mean cumulative flux into the earth's atmosphere varies from 2 × 10−15 to 6 × 10−9 ...
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Sources of interplanetary dust
2008Attention is centered on cosmic dust measures made by sensors on Pioneers 8 and 9 in Earth-like orbits. The conclusion follows Zook and Berg that the particles are largely “β-meteoroids,” interplanetary impact debris expelled by solar radiation pressure.
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Samples of Stars Beyond the Solar System: Silicate Grains in Interplanetary Dust
Science, 2003Lindsay P Keller
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Cenozoic variations in the flux of interplanetary dust recorded by3He in a deep-sea sediment
Nature, 1995Ken Farley
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