Earth Planets Space, 60, 433–444, 2008 A new model of lunar crust: asymmetry in crustal composition and evolution Tomoko Arai1 , Hiroshi Takeda2 , Akira Yamaguchi1,3 , and Makiko Ohtake4 1 Antarctic

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• Geology
• Petrology
• Planetary science
• Lunar science
• Igneous petrology
• Igneous rocks
• Volcanology
• KREEP
• Anorthosite
• Internal structure of the Moon
• Crust
• Moon

42nd Lunar and Planetary Science Conferencepdf A PROPOSED FUTURE MARS LANDING SITE IN NOCTIS LABYRINTHUS. C. M. Weitz1 and J. L. Bishop2, 1Planetary Science Institute, 1700 E Fort Lowell, Suite 106, Tucson,

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• Noctis Labyrinthus
• Geology
• Mineralogy
• Gypsum
• Mars
• Crystallography

43rd Lunar and Planetary Science Conferencepdf INVESTIGATION OF LAYERED SEDIMENTS AT A PROPOSED FUTURE MARS LANDING SITE IN LADON VALLES. C.M. Weitz1 and J.L. Bishop2, 1Planetary Science Institute, 1700 E F

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• Geography of Mars
• Mars
• Planetary science
• Noachian
• Noachis quadrangle
• Holden
• Valles Marineris
• Ladon Valles
• Lakes on Mars

43rd Lunar and Planetary Science Conferencepdf HYDRATED MINERALS AND FLUVIAL FEATURES IN AND AROUND THE MELAS CHASMA BASIN. C. M. Weitz, R. Williams, E. Noe Dobrea, and A. Baldridge, Planetary Science Insti

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• Coprates quadrangle
• Mars
• Planetary science
• Chasma
• Capri Mensa
• Compact Reconnaissance Imaging Spectrometer for Mars
• Lakes on Mars

43rd Lunar and Planetary Science Conferencepdf MARS LANDING SITES IN PHYLLOSILICATE, CARBONATE, AND ANCIENT WET NOACHIAN TERRAINS OF LIBYA MONTES.. L. Crumpler1 and Athena Science Team. 1New Mexico Museum o

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• Noachian
• Noachis quadrangle
• Mars
• Compact Reconnaissance Imaging Spectrometer for Mars
• Libya Montes
• Hesperian
• Isidis Planitia
• Mineral
• Spirit
• Exploration of Mars
• Composition of Mars
• Carbonates on Mars

46th Lunar and Planetary Science Conferencepdf HIGH-RESOLUTION MEASUREMENTS OF MERCURY’S SURFACE COMPOSITION WITH THE MESSENGER X-RAY SPECTROMETER. Elizabeth A. Frank1*, Larry R. Nittler1, Audrey H. Vorbu

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Teacher’s Guide for: “In My Backyard” OBJECTIVES:  To introduce young skywatchers to the day and night sky.  To observe the changes we see as the seasons change.

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• Astronomy
• Observational astronomy
• Planetary science
• Astrology
• Gas giants
• Moon
• Natural satellite
• Solar System
• Saturn
• Planets in astrology
• Night sky
• Lunar phase

42nd Lunar and Planetary Science Conferencepdf A PROPOSED FUTURE MARS LANDING SITE IN NOCTIS LABYRINTHUS. C. M. Weitz1 and J. L. Bishop2, 1Planetary Science Institute, 1700 E Fort Lowell, Suite 106, Tucson,

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• Noctis Labyrinthus
• Geology
• Mineralogy
• Gypsum
• Mars
• Crystallography

43rd Lunar and Planetary Science Conferencepdf SOUTH OF MAWRTH VALLIS: A POTENTIAL FUTURE LANDING SITE WITH EXTENSIVE EXPOSURES OF THE MAWRTH VALLIS STRATIGRAPHY. W. H. Farrand1 and J. W. Rice, Jr.2, 1Space

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• Mars
• Planetary science
• Discovery and exploration of the Solar System
• Mawrth Vallis
• Remote sensing at Mawrth Vallis
• Clay minerals
• Noachian
• Compact Reconnaissance Imaging Spectrometer for Mars
• Vallis

Lunar and Planetary Science XXXIVpdf Global Evidence for a Permian-Triassic Impact Event Robert J. Poreda1 Asish Basu1, Luann Becker2, Craig Nicholson2, Adriana Ocampo3, 1Department of Earth & Environmental

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