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Volcanic History of the Imbrium Basin: a Close-Up View from the Lunar Rover Yutu
EPSC2013-167, 2013 European Planetary Science Congress 2013 Eeuropeapn Planetarsy Science Ccongress C Author(S) 2013
Science Concept 5: Lunar Volcanism Provides a Window Into the Thermal and Compositional Evolution of the Moon
Remote Sensing
An Examination of Mare Age Based On
Constraining the Evolutionary History of the Moon and the Inner Solar System: a Case for New Returned Lunar Samples
Lunar Features Named After Chinese
E a R Th» »Moon Moon: Earth: Surface Area Earth » L E N Gth of Equat
Characterization of Previously Unidentified Lunar Pyroclastic Deposits Using Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter Camera Data J
Constraining the Evolutionary History of the Moon and the Inner Solar System: a Case for New Returned Lunar Samples
Xith General Assembly Berkeley, USA
Mare Moscoviense - a Meteorite Cluster Impact on the Moon Antonio Zamora
Science Concept 3: Key Planetary Processes Are Manifested in the Diversity of Lunar Crustal Rocks
Retrieving Volume Feo and Tio2 Abundances of Lunar Regolith with CE-2 CELMS Data Using BPNN Method
A Compositional Study of the Lunar Global Megaregolith Using Clementine Orbiter Data
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Morphological Analysis of the Cratering of the South Pole–Aitken
Top View
STARLAB® Moon Cylinder
HARVARD COLLEGE OBSERVATORY Cambridge, Massachusetts 02138
Vladislav Shevchenko · Zhanna Rodionova Gregory Michael
Antipodes on the Moon
CHARACTERIZATION of LUNAR FARSIDE PLAINS S.C. Mest1, W.B. Garry2, L.R
El Crater Garavito
A Daytripper's Guide to Touring the Moon
Mare Imbrium Mare Nubium Mare Moscoviense
Eidgren Abstract Incremental Dianeter-Frequency Relations for Four Lunar Farside Regions Are Presented for Four Classes of Craters (Sharp to Soft), 0.8 to 80
Antipodes on the Moon
ABSTRACT COLLINS, MATTHEW SCOTT. Thrust Faults Bound An
Geotectonic Evolution of Lunar LQ-4 Region Based on Multisource Data
Lunar Surface Mineralogy Using Hyperspectral Data: Implications for Primordial Crust in the Earthemoon System
Mare Moscoviense and Mare Nectaris Georgiana Y
The Lunar Mare
Mare Basalts: • Mare Basalts Cover About 17% of the Lunar Surface and Are Visible from Earth As Dark Areas on the Moon
Lunar Globe the Moon Is the Most Familiar Celestial Body to Us