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{{Infobox book
| name = The Moon and the Planets; A Catalog of Astronomical Anomalies
| image = The Moon and the Planets; A Catalog of Astronomical Anomalies 166.jpg
| author = [[William R Corliss]]
| published = 1985
| publisher = [[Sourcebook Project]]
| pages = 383
| isbn = 915554194
}}

* From our own moon's cratered surface to the red, rock-strewn plains of Mars, the Solar System is a fertile field for scientific research. Despite centuries of observation, each new spacecraft and telescope provides us with new crops of anomalies [Picture caption: One drawing of the Venusian radial spoke system]
* <strong>Typical subjects covered:<br /></strong>The ashen light of Venus *&nbsp;The Martian 'pyramids' *&nbsp;Kinks in Saturn's rings *&nbsp;Continuing debate about the Voyager life-detection experiments *&nbsp;Neptune's mysterious ring *&nbsp;Evidence of water on Mars *&nbsp;The grooves on Phobos *&nbsp;The two faces of Mars *&nbsp;Lunar clouds, mists, "weather" *&nbsp;Ring of light around the new moon *&nbsp;Dark transits of Jovian satellites *&nbsp;Io's energetic volcanos *&nbsp;Jupiter as a "failed star" *&nbsp;Venus-earth resonance
* <strong>Comments from reviews:</strong> <i>"The author is to be commended for his brilliantly conceived and researched volume",</i> Science Books.

==Links to Purchase Book==

* [[http://www.science-frontiers.com/sourcebk.htm The Moon and the Planets; A Catalog of Astronomical Anomalies]][[Category:Book|moon planets catalog astronomical anomalies]]