The Formation and Evolution of the Solar System
by James Schombert
Publisher: University of Oregon 2007
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The purpose of this course is to educate you on the basic science behind our exploration of the Solar System so you may make informed choices as future/current voters on issues of our environment and the future of science in this country. This course requires a basic understanding of mathematics.
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