2015 JULY 2 M.P.CThe MINOR PLANET CIRCULARS/MINOR PLANETS AND COMETS are published, on behalf of Division F of the International Astronomical Union, usually in batches on or near the date of each full moon, by:

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PUBLICATIONS Journal of Geophysical Research: Planets RESEARCH ARTICLE2013JE004559 Key Points: • The uncertainty in the lunar Love

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Earth Planets Space, 60, 417–424, 2008 Estimation of the lunar reflectance by ground-based observation using a tunable liquid-crystal filter telescope Kazuto Saiki1 , Kimiko Saito1 , Hideaki Okuno1 , Akiko Suzuki1 , Y

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• Electromagnetic radiation
• Spacecraft
• Spaceflight
• Spectroscopy
• Clementine
• Moon
• Infrared
• Ultravioletvisible spectroscopy
• Spectrophotometry
• Reflectance
• Sunlight
• Photometer

Earth Planets Space, 60, 257–264, 2008 Performance and scientific objectives of the SELENE (KAGUYA) Multiband Imager Makiko Ohtake1 , Junichi Haruyama1 , Tsuneo Matsunaga2 , Yasuhiro Yokota1 , Tomokatsu Morota1 , Chik

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• Spacecraft
• Spaceflight
• Exploration of the Moon
• Japanese Lunar Exploration Program
• SELENE
• Remote sensing
• Spectroscopy
• Clementine
• Infrared
• Moon
• Multispectral image
• JAXA

2015 JULY 19 M.P.SDate of current MPCs The MINOR PLANET CIRCULARS/MINOR PLANETS AND COMETS SUPPLEMENT is

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Migration, accretion and gap formation
 by planets embedded in protoplanetary discs Richard Nelson Queen Mary, University of London Evidence for migration

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Earth Planets Space, 60, 271–275, 2008 An improved scheme for modeling the reflectance spectra of space-weathered regoliths Tokuhiro Nimura1,2,3 , Takahiro Hiroi1 , and Carle M. Pieters1 1 Department of Geological Sci

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• Planetary science
• Nature
• Outer space
• Lunar science
• Soil
• Climatology
• Radiometry
• Space science
• Space weathering
• Lunar soil
• Regolith
• Albedo

A Teacher’s Guide for: “SOLAR SYSTEM SAFARI” OBJECTIVES:  To survey the different types of objects that make-up our Solar System.  To explore the differences between stars, planets, moons, asteroids, and dwa

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• Planetary science
• Definition of planet
• Solar System
• Planet
• Pluto
• Kuiper belt
• Natural satellite
• Dwarf planet
• Asteroid
• Jupiter
• New Horizons
• Comet

Probabilistic Mass-Radius Relationship(s) for Sub-Neptune-sized Planets Angie Wolfgang UCSC → Penn State

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letters to nature and Mars, many features of these planets would be different from those of the Earth. Further studies are necessary to address these and other issues (elasticity and anelasticity, electrical conductivity

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