Our Solar System January, 2012 Issue
Science has progressed from wild speculation about Earth's planetary neighbors—including how they formed and whether they are inhabited—to a better understanding of our celestial neighborhood
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Table of Contents
A Revolution in Astronomy David A. Weintraub on January 2013
Our Solar System Alfred Bicknell on April 1895
Companions of the Sun—I Albert D. Watson on December 1917
Companions of the Sun—II Albert D. Watson on December 1917
The Evolution of a Star G. H. Darwin on November 1905
The Origin of Worlds G. Millochau on October 1909
Cosmical Evolution T. J. J. See on October 1910
New Theories of the Evolution of Stellar Systems F. W. Henkel on April 1911
The Origin of the Solar System Harold Jeffreys on September 1917
Our Present Knowledge of the Sun March 1873
Our Knowledge of the Moon March 1904
The Inter-Mercurial Planet October 1876
Recent Observations of the Planet Mercury Emile Guarini on November 1903
The Red God of the Sky October 1909
The Asteroids C. A. Young on June 1877
How we Discovered Eros Felix Linke on November 1908
Asteroid Hunting Henry Norris Russell on November 1928
The Planet Jupiter as Revealed by the Modern Spectroscope, Photometer, and Telescope December 1872
The Giant of the Worlds Camille Flammarion on October 1879
The Wonder of the Worlds Camille Flammarion on September 1879
The Mysterious Planet Saturn Felix Erber on September 1906
The Discovery of the Planet Neptune November 1847
Is There a Trans-Neptunian Planet? F. W. Henkel on May 1909
Planet X Henry Norris Russell on July 1930
What Is a Planet? Steven Soter on January 2007
Another World Inhabited like our Own May 1879
Life on Other Worlds October 1905
Life in other Worlds F. W. Henkel on May 1909
The Origins of Water on Earth James F. Kasting on September 2003
How Our World Looks from Other Worlds November 1877
The Earth as seen from other Stars October 1880
8 Wonders of the Solar System Edward Bell on April 2010
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