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| Acknowledgments | ||
| The Yellow Pages: Organizing the Solar System | 1 | |
| Watching the Man in the Moon: A Lunar Stratigraphic Time Scale | 11 | |
| Could You Eat a Comet? A Close Encounter with the Nucleus of Comet Halley | 29 | |
| Fire and Ice: Active Volcanism on Io and Triton | 45 | |
| Diamonds Are Forever: The Discovery of Stardust in Meteorites | 63 | |
| Bull's-Eye: Multiring Basins and Cataclysmic Impacts | 77 | |
| A Piece of the Red Planet: Meteorites from Mars? | 93 | |
| Hardened Hearts: Cores and Mantles of the Terrestrial Planets | 109 | |
| No Stone Left Unturned: Regoliths on the Moon, Asteroids, and Planets | 125 | |
| And Not a Drop to Drink: Water on Mars | 141 | |
| Keplerian Litter: The Mineralogy of Asteroids and Ring Particles | 157 | |
| From Sea to Shining Sea: Magma Oceans on the Moon and Planets | 175 | |
| A Goddess Unveiled: Magellan Reveals the Surface of Venus | 189 | |
| Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Lump: Abundance of Elements in the Solar System | 205 | |
| Living in the Fast Lane: A Planetary Foothold for the Spark of Life | 219 | |
| Index | 235 |
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