Lunar Hydration at the South Pole observed by Deep Impact [version 2.0]
The dataset contains the information used to investigate the variability of the 3 micron hydration absorption feature on the southern hemisphere of the Moon as observed by the Deep Impact spacecraft during the lunar flybys in 2009. We used this data to determine the dependencies (temperature, latitu...
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ftpurdueunivpurr:https://doi.org/10.4231/0643-AM58 2023-11-12T04:26:17+01:00 Lunar Hydration at the South Pole observed by Deep Impact [version 2.0] Kris Laferriere 2023-08-11T02:48:01Z https://doi.org/10.4231/0643-AM58 unknown https://doi.org/10.4231/T3B9-QK78 https://doi.org/10.4231/0643-AM58 EAPS hydration hydroxyl Moon Water publications:dataset 2023 ftpurdueunivpurr https://doi.org/10.4231/0643-AM5810.4231/T3B9-QK78 2023-10-30T09:32:39Z The dataset contains the information used to investigate the variability of the 3 micron hydration absorption feature on the southern hemisphere of the Moon as observed by the Deep Impact spacecraft during the lunar flybys in 2009. We used this data to determine the dependencies (temperature, latitude, time of day) for the strength of the 3 micron feature, to understand what processes lead to the formation and loss of OH/H2O on the lunar surface. Dataset South pole Purdue University Research Repository |
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The dataset contains the information used to investigate the variability of the 3 micron hydration absorption feature on the southern hemisphere of the Moon as observed by the Deep Impact spacecraft during the lunar flybys in 2009. We used this data to determine the dependencies (temperature, latitude, time of day) for the strength of the 3 micron feature, to understand what processes lead to the formation and loss of OH/H2O on the lunar surface. |
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Lunar Hydration at the South Pole observed by Deep Impact [version 2.0] |
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Lunar Hydration at the South Pole observed by Deep Impact [version 2.0] |
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Lunar Hydration at the South Pole observed by Deep Impact [version 2.0] |
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Lunar Hydration at the South Pole observed by Deep Impact [version 2.0] |
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Lunar Hydration at the South Pole observed by Deep Impact [version 2.0] |
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lunar hydration at the south pole observed by deep impact [version 2.0] |
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