This volume explores the formation of the Solar System, detailing the Solar Nebula theory and the gravitational collapse that led to its birth. It covers the condensation of solid materials, the development of planetesimals, and the subsequent growth of protoplanets. The research presented provides a concise overview of the processes involved in creating our planetary system, offering insights into the early stages of its formation.
Focusing on the Jovian planets, this volume delves into the atmospheres and interiors of Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune. It provides comprehensive insights into their internal structures, atmospheric characteristics, rotational axes, magnetic fields, and the various moons and rings that surround them. Additionally, the book highlights the missions undertaken to study these celestial bodies, offering a detailed overview of the current understanding of these fascinating planets.