Table of Contents: “...1. Evolution of Cometary Orbits on a Cosmogonie Time Scale -- I/Observations and Ephemerides -- II/General Methods of Orbit Theory -- III/Motions of the Short-Period Comets -- IV/Physical Processes in Comets -- V/Origin and Evolution Of Comets -- B...”

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Table of Contents: “... of shocks in space (C) -- Solar Wind Interaction with Planets and Comets -- Comets in the solar wind (IT) -- Comet-like interaction of Venus with the solar wind (C) -- Laboratory experiments on the interaction between a plasma and a neutral gas (IT) -- Wave...”

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Table of Contents: “... Solar Activity (Activité Solaire) -- 12 Radiation and Structure of the Solar Atmosphere (Radiation et Structure de l’Atmosphère Solaire) -- 14 Fundamental Spectroscopic Data (Données Spectroscopiques Fondamentales) -- 15 Physical Study of Comets (L’Étude...”

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Table of Contents: “... Planets Close to the 2:1, 3:2, 4:3 Commensurabilities to Determine the Mass of Jupiter -- On the Relationship Between Comets and Minor Planets -- Absolute Orbits and Jupiter’s Great Satellites (Progress Report) -- Existence of Periodic Solutions of Differential...”

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Table of Contents: “..., Transplutonian Planet -- 102 Comets -- 103 Comets: Listed Objects -- 104 Meteors, Meteor Streams -- 105 Meteorites, Meteorite Craters -- 106 Interplanetary Matter, Interplanetary Magnetic Field, Zodiacal Light -- 107 Cosmogony of the Planetary System -- Stars -- 111...”

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Table of Contents: “..., Year and Calendar -- 4. Moon: Lunar and Solar Eclipses -- 5. Planetary System -- 6. Mechanics and Theory of Gravitation -- 7. Physical Constitution of Planets and Satellites -- 8. Comets, Meteors and Meteorites, Interplanetary Dust; Structure and Composition...”

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Table of Contents: “... processes -- 3. Meteor spectra -- 4. Meteor dynamics and orbits of comets, asteroids, and meteors -- 5. Meteoritic dust -- 6. Visual meteor studies -- 7. Radio meteor techniques -- 8. Photographic meteor techniques -- 9. The masses and densities of meteoroids...”

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