Where Did All the Stars Go? Have you ever looked closely at NASA photographs from space and wondered where the stars went? To the left is an Apollo-11 photo taken by astronauts on the surface of the

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• Apollo program
• Penny
• Astronomy
• Exposure
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• Star
• Space
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• Space
• Iapetus
• Planemos
• Phoebe
• Saturn
• Natural satellite
• Planet
• Tidal locking
• Formation and evolution of the Solar System
• Astronomy
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• Moons of Saturn

LRO Explores Lunar Surface Cratering The LRO satellite recently imaged the surface of the moon at a resolution of 1.4 meters/pixel. The above image shows a region near the Apollo-11 landing site. The Lunar Module (LM) c

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• Astronomy
• Planetary geology
• Lunar science
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• Moons
• Planemos

Grail Creates a New Crater on the Moon On December 17, 2012 each of the twin Grail spacecraft ended their lunar mapping missions by crashing into the lunar surface. The

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• Exploration of the Moon
• Discovery program
• Moons
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• Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter
• Meteorite
• Gravity Recovery and Interior Laboratory
• Geology of the Moon
• Deep Impact
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45th Lunar and Planetary Science Conference[removed]pdf Phobos And Deimos & Mars Environment (PADME): A LADEE-Derived Mission to Explore Mars’s Moons and the Martian Orbital Environment. Pascal Lee1,2,3, Michael B

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• Moons of Mars
• Phobos
• Deimos
• Astronomy on Mars
• Spirit rover
• Regolith
• Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter
• Asaph Hall
• Phobos program
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• Spacecraft
• Mars

Lunar Crater Frequency Distributions This image of the 800-meter x 480-meter region near the Apollo-11 landing pad (arrow) was taken by the Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter (LRO). It reveals hundreds of craters covering the

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• Moon
• Moons
• Planemos
• Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter
• Lunar craters
• Apollo
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• Borealis quadrangle
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The Grail and LRO Spacecraft Encounters in Lunar Orbit Time 4:00:38 4:00:42 4:00:46

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• Planemos
• Gravity Recovery and Interior Laboratory
• Orbit
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LRO - The Relative Ages of Lunar Surfaces We have all sees pictures of craters on the moon. The images on the next two pages show close-up views of the cratered lunar surface near the Apollo 15 and Apollo 11 landing area

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• Lunar science
• Moon
• Moons
• Planemos
• Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter
• Apollo 15
• Apollo 11
• Geology of the Moon
• Lunar craters
• Spaceflight
• Apollo program
• Exploration of the Moon

13 Moons FDLTCC Extension Program Trapping and Skinning Workshop When: January 24th, Saturday

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Time to Face(book) the Music: Your Program Needs Social Media So, your program doesn’t have a Facebook page, or perhaps someone created a Facebook page many moons ago and no one has touched it since. It’s time to get

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• Social information processing
• Facebook
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• HootSuite
• Editorial calendar
• Like button
• The Social Network
• World Wide Web
• Software
• Computing