The study of celestial planets that orbit stars, with a concentration on our own solar system, is known as planetary science. This covers research into the origin and evolution of planets, their moons, and rings, as well as smaller bodies like asteroids and comets. Planetary scientists aim to increase our knowledge of the solar system's planets, satellites, and smaller entities. Researchers can learn about the origins and mechanics of our own planet by analyzing its atmospheres, surfaces, and interiors. Understanding the origins of planets, employing radar to establish the physical features of asteroids, and hunting for asteroids that may pose a threat to Earth are all examples of these studies. Laboratory research, as well as research from astronomical institutions around the world and from spacecraft and landers, is carried out. Planetary scientists are interested in finding answers to fundamental issues about the Solar System's expanded family of planets, moons, asteroids, and other entities.
Title : Sustainable ocean: Blueprint for the planet
Dorrik Stow Frse, Heriot Watt University, United Kingdom
Title : How subsurface waters record the earth’s history
Leonid Anisimov, Volgograd State University, Russian Federation
Title : Climate change is caused by radio emission of solar flares: molecular modeling validation based on density functional theory
Shozo Yanagida, Osaka University, Japan
Title : Geo-information for Conservation Strategy of Archaeological Heritages in an Alluvial Terrain (Bangladesh) in the Context of Climate Change
Khorshed Alam, Formerly Geological Survey of Bangladesh, Bangladesh
Title : Geomorphic evidence of the tectonic delamination of the upper crust in central tien shan
Alexander Strom, Chief Expert from Geodynamics Research Centre, Russian Federation
Title : A Laboratory Study on the geohydraulic Properties of Sand under Saline Water Submergence
Sudip Basack, Elitte College of Engineering, India