Physics
Scientific paper
Dec 2011
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American Geophysical Union, Fall Meeting 2011, abstract #P13D-1737
Physics
[6250] Planetary Sciences: Solar System Objects / Moon
Scientific paper
The Apollo 17 Lunar Neutron Probe Experiment (LPNE, 1972) has opened an era of the neutron probing technique in studying the elemental composition and its stratification in lunar soil bombarded by Galactic Cosmic Rays. The unique in situ measurements provided a guideline for the next generation neutron experiments based on remote sensing from the orbit of Lunar Prospector around the Moon (LPNS,1998-1999). Current lunar neutron studies from LEND, on board LRO, constitute the next step in remote sensing by adding higher spatial resolution (for epithermal range of neutron energies) over Lunar surface and allowing us to "look" inside permanently shaded craters in a search of frozen water. This is why it is important to cross calibrate neutron detecting capabilities of these Lunar neutron campaigns and facilitate the creation of unique data set encompassing in situ and remote sensing.
Boynton Willam V.
Chin Gordon
Droege G.
Evans Larry G.
Golovin Daniel
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