|
Ch. 1. Theories come and theories go |
|
|
ch. 2. Measuring atoms and the universe |
|
|
ch. 3. Greek offerings |
|
|
ch. 4. The shoulders of giants |
|
|
ch. 5. A voyage of discovery to the solar system |
|
|
ch. 6. The problem to be solved |
|
|
ch. 7. The French connection |
|
|
ch. 8. American Catherine-Wheels |
|
|
ch. 9. British big tides |
|
|
ch. 10. Russian could capture-with British help |
|
|
ch. 11. German vortices-with a little French help |
|
|
ch. 12. McCrea's floccules |
|
|
ch. 13. What earlier theories indicate |
|
|
ch. 14. Disks around new stars |
|
|
ch. 15. Planets around other stars |
|
|
ch. 16. Disks around older stars |
|
|
ch. 17. What a theory should explain now |
|
|
ch. 18. The new Solar Nebula theory: the angular momentum problem |
|
|
ch. 19. Making planets top-down |
|
|
ch. 20. A bottom-up alternative |
|
|
ch. 21. Making planets faster |
|
|
ch. 22. Wandering planets |
|
|
ch. 23. Back to top-down |
|
|
ch. 24. This is the stuff that stars are made of |
|
|
ch. 25. Making dense cool clouds |
|
|
ch. 26. A star is born |
|
|
ch. 27. Close to the maddening crowd |
|
|
ch. 28. Close encounters of the stellar kind |
|
|
ch. 29. Ever decreasing circles |
|
|
ch. 30. How many planetary systems? |
|
|
ch. 31. Starting a family |
|
|
ch. 32. Tilting-but not as windmills |
|
|
ch. 33. The terrestrial planets raise problems! |
|
|
ch. 34. A British Bang theory: the earth and Venus |
|
|
ch. 35. Behold the wandering moon |
|
|
ch. 36. Fleet Mercury and warlike Mars |
|
|
ch. 37. Gods of the sea and the nether regions |
|
|
ch. 38. Bits and pieces |
|
|
ch. 39. Comets-the harbingers of doom! |
|
|
ch. 40. Making atoms with a biggish bang |
|
|
ch. 41. Is the capture theory valid? |
|
|
Ch. 1. Theories come and theories go |
|
|
ch. 2. Measuring atoms and the universe |
|
|
ch. 3. Greek offerings |
|
ＥＢ
