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The Solar System in Time: Solar Activity and Planetary Atmospheres
7.1
The Faint Young Sun Paradox: Greenhouse or deep freeze?
7.1.1
The relevance of greenhouse gases
7.1.2
A bright young Sun?
7.1.3
Cosmic rays and a stronger solar wind
7.2
The Sun’s activity in the young solar system
7.2.1
Planetary atmospheric chemistry induced by high-energy radiation
7.2.2
High-energy radiation and the planetary biospheres in habitable zones
7.2.3
Planetary atmospheric loss and high-energy radiation and particles
7.2.4
Mercury: Erosion of atmosphere and mantle?
7.2.5
Venus: Where has the water gone?
7.2.6
Earth: A CO
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atmosphere and magnetic protection
7.2.7
Mars: Once warmer and wetter?
7.2.8
Venus, Earth, Mars: Similar start, different results?
7.2.9
Titan: Early atmospheric blow-off?
7.2.10
Hot Jupiters: Mass evolution by evaporation?
7.3
Summary: The high-energy young solar system
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