Physics
Scientific paper
Jul 1967
adsabs.harvard.edu/cgi-bin/nph-data_query?bibcode=1967sci...157..193t&link_type=abstract
Science, Volume 157, Issue 3785, pp. 193-195
Physics
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Scientific paper
Continuous-wave signals transmitted from Lunar Orbiter I have been received on Earth after they have been reflected from the surface of the moon. The frequency spectrum of the reflected signals is used to locate discrete, heterogeneous, scattering centers on the lunar surface. The scattering centers are probably distinguished from the surrounding terrain by a higher surface reflectivity. Continuous-wave bistatic radar could provide an important new method for the study and mapping of planetary surfaces.
Eshleman V. R.
Fjeldbo Gunnar
Howard H. T.
Peterson Mark A.
Tyler Leonard G.
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