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Origin and Evolution of the Natural Satellites
Annual Review of Astronomy and Astrophysics, 1999The natural satellites of planets in the solar system display a rich variety of orbital configurations and surface characteristics that have intrigued astronomers, physicists, and mathematicians for several centuries. As detailed information about satellite properties have become available from close spacecraft reconnaissance, geologists and ...
S J Peale
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The Celestial Codex Hidden Orbital Pattern Hypothesis (HOPH) A Conceptual and Testable Framework for the Long-Term Evolution of Natural Satellite Orbits Research Identifier: M_VEMJSUN_S136 Author: Zeeshan Mustafa Ghazi Independent Researcher Abstract The Hidden Orbital Pattern Hypothesis (HOPH) presents a conceptual and testable framework ...
Zeeshan Mustafa
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, 2021
Modeling ecological land evolution and determining the responsible driving forces is a common research topic in land use and landscape ecology. However, the interaction effect and dynamic change of anthropogenic-natural factors on the ecological land ...
Rundong Feng +3 more
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Modeling ecological land evolution and determining the responsible driving forces is a common research topic in land use and landscape ecology. However, the interaction effect and dynamic change of anthropogenic-natural factors on the ecological land ...
Rundong Feng +3 more
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Tidal dissipation, orbital evolution, and the nature of Saturn's inner satellites
Icarus, 1980Estimates of tidal damping times of the orbital eccentricities of Saturn's inner satellites place constraints on some satellite rigidities and dissipation functions Q. These constraints favor rock-like rather than ice-like properties for Mimas and probably Dione.
S.J. Peale, P. Cassen, R.T. Reynolds
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, 2021
The study focused on the question of how the natural and human forcing has affected the morphodynamic evolution of bars in the middle Yangtze River. A large channel bar was investigated using satellite remote sensing data during 1986–2017.
Jiali Long +4 more
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The study focused on the question of how the natural and human forcing has affected the morphodynamic evolution of bars in the middle Yangtze River. A large channel bar was investigated using satellite remote sensing data during 1986–2017.
Jiali Long +4 more
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Long-term evolution of the orbits of natural satellites
Celestial Mechanics, 1987This review presents the recent works devoted to the construction or the improvement of the theories of motion of all natural planetary satellites (except the Moon). The knowledge of the long-term evolution of these motions is strongly dependent on the accuracy of current theories.
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Water Resources Research, 2023
The hydrological rhythm of floodplain wetlands affected by natural climate variability and human activities is the driving factor affecting the distribution of herbivorous geese habitats.
Jia-Kun Teng +5 more
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The hydrological rhythm of floodplain wetlands affected by natural climate variability and human activities is the driving factor affecting the distribution of herbivorous geese habitats.
Jia-Kun Teng +5 more
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Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society of London. Series A, Mathematical and Physical Sciences, 1970
Abstract Geological structures observed in Gemini and Apollo colour photographs suggest that large-scale translational movements could have taken place in the Red Sea and Gulf of Aden. In the northern Red Sea the apparent displacement of two pairs of shear zones and three pairs of serpentinite belts is consistent with a movement of ...
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Abstract Geological structures observed in Gemini and Apollo colour photographs suggest that large-scale translational movements could have taken place in the Red Sea and Gulf of Aden. In the northern Red Sea the apparent displacement of two pairs of shear zones and three pairs of serpentinite belts is consistent with a movement of ...
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Habitat International, 2018
This study researched the Natural World Heritage Site of Jiuzhaigou, China, which has a vulnerable ecological environment and booming tourism industry. Using satellite imaging with field calibration, we established the site's land-use databases for 2005 ...
Jun Liu +4 more
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This study researched the Natural World Heritage Site of Jiuzhaigou, China, which has a vulnerable ecological environment and booming tourism industry. Using satellite imaging with field calibration, we established the site's land-use databases for 2005 ...
Jun Liu +4 more
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IEEE Wireless Communications and Networking Conference
Direct-to-cell (D2C) communication using low earth orbit (LEO) satellites has emerged as a promising solution to extend cellular coverage in geographically challenging regions and maintain network connectivity during natural disasters.
D. Gautam +9 more
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Direct-to-cell (D2C) communication using low earth orbit (LEO) satellites has emerged as a promising solution to extend cellular coverage in geographically challenging regions and maintain network connectivity during natural disasters.
D. Gautam +9 more
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