Titlebook: Cosmic Perspectives in Space Physics; Sukumar Biswas Book 2000 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 2000

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Pietro Cassarà,Marco Colucci,Alberto Gottascoveries which revolutionized our concepts and perceptions of the Sun and the nearby interplanetary medium. This region which is strongly under the influence of the Sun, is called the heliosphere. In this chapter, we shall discuss briefly some of the main areas of the new knowledge of fields and particles relating to the Sun and the heliosphere.

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Comets, Meteorites and the Origin of the Solar System,lection of pristine matter of which the solar system was formed and they remained almost unaltered during the eons. In contrast asteroids are, as discussed earlier, remnants of fragments left over from a process that failed to form a planet.

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Energy: A Revolution with Steam) Dust particles, which obscures several regions from visible and UV radiations, (c) High energy cosmic ray particles (which were discussed in detail in Chapter 7), and (d) the Galactic magnetic field. Here we shall discuss the basic features of the first two aspects.

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The Interstellar Medium (ISM),) Dust particles, which obscures several regions from visible and UV radiations, (c) High energy cosmic ray particles (which were discussed in detail in Chapter 7), and (d) the Galactic magnetic field. Here we shall discuss the basic features of the first two aspects.

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Energy: A Revolution with Steamckground radiation of the universe. Any object having a temperature in the region of 3K to 300K is suitable for observations at infrared wavelengths. In the field of molecular spectroscopy, the vibrational-rotational bands and lines of many chemically active molecules lie in the infrared region.

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Space Astrophysics,ckground radiation of the universe. Any object having a temperature in the region of 3K to 300K is suitable for observations at infrared wavelengths. In the field of molecular spectroscopy, the vibrational-rotational bands and lines of many chemically active molecules lie in the infrared region.

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