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Mars, H. H Kieffer et al. Eds, 1498 pages, Oct 1992, University of Arizona Press, Tucson, AZ. Cost: less than $100.
This volume is the primary scientific reference about the planet Mars, consisting of 38 chapters, 95 pages of references, color plates and maps. The introduction provides a short history "From Antiquity to the Present", containing "Resolution of old questions and controversies", "Milestones in the modern study of Mars", "Outstanding questions and puzzles", orbits, seasons, physical and chemical data, and a description of the chapters. Subsequent chapters cover scientific fields, specialties within these fields, and observational methods.

J. E. Tillman, Biography, publications, data sets and web information

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