Books
Mars atlases
Mars 36
Henrik Hargitai
A geographical pocket atlas of Mars, mapping valley networks, glaciers, dunes and landing sites. Overview and detailed maps are complemented by climate diagrams, seasonal cloud maps and a calendar for Mars Year 36 (2021–2022). The volume includes Hungarian, English and Czech text.
Print edition.
Book at Líra
Mars 37
Henrik Hargitai
An English-language pocket atlas and almanac for Mars Year 37. Its 90 pages include 48 new colour physical maps, landing-site guides, exploration history, climate diagrams and a Martian calendar, connecting the planet’s geography with its exploration.
Print edition.
Book at The Space Store
Mars felfedező
Henrik Hargitai
A Hungarian-language pocket atlas, almanac and discovery workbook, with maps and exercises from beginner to advanced level. Detailed maps, climate diagrams, seasonal cloud maps and guides to rovers and landing sites introduce Mars, while exercises encourage independent exploration and observation.
Print edition.
Book at Libri
Concise Atlas of the Solar System
Scientific and educational planetary-science publications by the Cosmic Materials Space Research Group at Eötvös Loránd University. Teachers, engineers, researchers, doctoral candidates and university students contribute to the series.
Series editor: Szaniszló Bérczi
English-language volumes
Impacts: Processes and Effects
Budapest, 2005. The publicly available file contains English sample pages.
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From SURVEYOR to HUNVEYOR
How an experimental educational planetary lander model was constructed by university groups in Budapest, Pécs and Szombathely.
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Atlas of Microenvironments of Planetary Surfaces
The planetary environments encountered by landers on the Moon, Mars and Venus, together with measurements of surface and atmospheric conditions. Budapest, 2004.
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Planetary Analog Studies and Simulations
Materials, terrains, morphologies and processes studied through terrestrial analogues and simulations. Budapest, 2005.
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Atlas of Planetary Bodies
Budapest, 2001; revised edition, 2006. Includes maps of the Moon, Mars and Venus.
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Volumes published in Hungarian
The following titles and descriptions are English translations; the linked volumes themselves are in Hungarian.
Liquids in the Solar System
The 2023 planetary-science volume by Szaniszló Bérczi, Henrik Hargitai, Emese Homolya, Erzsébet Illés, Ákos Kereszturi, Mária Mörtl, Bernadett Pál, András Sik, Péter Tasnádi and Tamás Weidinger.
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The Landforms of Venus
Henrik Hargitai's 2023 volume on the characteristic landforms of Venus, illustrated with 46 full-page radar images.
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Lunar Rocks and Meteorites
An introduction to the material analysis of lunar rocks and meteorites found on Earth, and to the evolution of small Solar System bodies.
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Investigating Planetary Surfaces with the HUNVEYOR Experimental Educational Space Probe Built after SURVEYOR
How the Hunveyor experimental university training probe was constructed.
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Atlas of Planetary Bodies
The surfaces of larger Solar System bodies as observed by spacecraft.
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Atlas of Planetary Atmospheres
An introduction to Solar System bodies that possess an atmosphere.
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Space Research and Geometry
The fifth atlas explores the relationship between space research and geometry.
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Atlas of Planetary Surface Microenvironments
The environments encountered by robots on the Moon, Mars, Venus and Titan, and the principles of onboard chemical, meteorological and electrostatic measurements.
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Explorations on Planetary Surfaces
Journeys across the varied surfaces of Solar System bodies.
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Space Research and Chemistry
A comparative planetary treatment of the chemistry of all four states of matter, primarily through examples from Mars.
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Planetary Analog Studies and Simulations
Terrestrial analogues of materials, landforms, processes and other phenomena observed on planetary bodies, especially Mars and the Moon.
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Developments on the HUNVEYOR-HUSAR Space Probe Models
The main structural and electronic systems of new Hunveyor models, their experimental instruments, and solutions implemented on Husar rovers.
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Rock Fabrics in the Solar System
Rock fabrics across the Solar System, presented through thin sections of lunar, Martian and terrestrial rocks.
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Space Research and Technology
Material flows in technologies, the human body, residential buildings and space stations.
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Liquid Environments of the Solar System
The thirteenth volume of the series, originally published exclusively online, surveys liquid environments throughout the Solar System.
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Impacts: Processes, Traces and Effects
The first volume of the Concise Encyclopedia series presents impact processes, their traces and their effects.
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Publication of the first twelve volumes of the Concise Atlas of the Solar System was supported by grants awarded by the Hungarian Space Office between 2001 and 2006. The thirteenth volume was published exclusively online. The series later gave rise to the Encyclopedia of Planetary Landforms, a three-volume reference work prepared between 2012 and 2015.