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Lunar and Planetary Science twenty-five
You must extract the zipped files before using. To begin viewing the abstracts, click on the file "index.html."Papers from the conference are presented, and the topics covered include the following: planetary geology, meteorites, planetary composition ...
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LaPaz Icefield (LAP) 02205, 02226, and 02224 are paired stones of a crystalline basaltic lunar meteorite with a low-Ti (3.21–3.43% TiO2) low-Al (9.93–10.45% Al2O3), and low-K (0.11–0.12% K2O) composition.
Crawford, Ian A. +13 more
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Petrography, mineralogy, and trace element geochemistry of lunar meteorite Dhofar 1180
Here we report the petrography, mineralogy, and trace element geochemistry of the Dhofar 1180 lunar meteorite. Dhofar 1180 is predominantly composed of fine-grained matrix with abundant mineral fragments and a few lithic and glassy clasts.
Hsu, W. +3 more
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Lunar meteorites provide access to a geographically unconstrained record of the Moon, offering key insights into crustal diversity and interior evolution beyond the Apollo and Luna landing sites.
Andrew Alberini +11 more
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Apollo lunar science program : report of planning teams : Part 2. Appendix [PDF]
CONTENTS: Introduction -- Geological field investigations -- Mineralogy and petrography: sampling and examination of lunar surface materials -- Geochemistry -- Passive lunar seismic experiment -- Active lunar seismic experiment -- Lunar gravity ...
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An Integrated Framework for Global Detection and Quantification of Lunar Pyroclastic Deposits
Lunar pyroclastic deposits (LPDs) composed of Fe–Ti-bearing volcanic glasses are considered one of the best proxies to understand the primitive lunar mantle composition.
Dibyendu Misra +3 more
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Lunar south polar regions have attracted considerable scientific interest due to their potential for preservation of water ice and unique mineralogical compositions.
Rui Ni +5 more
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Mineralogy of the Lunar surface provides important clues for understanding the composition and evolution of the primordial crust in the Earth–Moon system.
Sivakumar, V. +2 more
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Using Machine Learning for Lunar Mineralogy-I: Hyperspectral Imaging of Volcanic Samples
This study examines the mineral composition of volcanic samples similar to lunar materials, focusing on olivine and pyroxene. Using hyperspectral imaging (HSI) from 400 to 1000 nm, we created data cubes to analyze reflectance characteristics of samples from Italy’s Vulcano region, categorizing them into nine regions of interest (ROIs) and ...
Fazael Hesar, F. +5 more
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You must extract the zipped files before using. To begin viewing the abstracts, click on the file "index.html."The mineralogy, petrology, chemistry, isotopic composition, and physical properties of lunar materials are described in papers detailing ...
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