Techniques of Observation of Lunar Luminescence

Details Techniques of Observation of Lunar Luminescence Techniques of Observation of Lunar Luminescence

Feb 1967

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Proceedings of the Royal Society of London. Series A, Mathematical and Physical Sciences, Volume 296, Issue 1446, pp. 330-336

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There are many reported observations of luminescence on the surface of the Moon. They fall into two categories: spectrometric and colorimetric. The authors will show that the spectrometric technique is the more accurate and sensitive, but that both techniques can yield misleading data if the most careful precautions are omitted. Details will be given of spectrometric observations obtained over the last few years of their significance in elucidating the mechanism of luminescence.

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