The Use of Digitized Back-Scattered Electron Imaging and Elemental Mapping for the Identification of Impact Residues in the Solar Array Panels of the Hubble Space Telescope

Details The Use of Digitized Back-Scattered Electron Imaging and Elemental Mapping for the Identification of Impact Residues in the Solar Array Panels of the Hubble Space Telescope The Use of Digitized Back-Scattered Electron Imaging and Elemental Mapping for the Identification of Impact Residues in the Solar Array Panels of the Hubble Space Telescope

Mar 1997

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28th Annual Lunar and Planetary Science Conference, March 17-21, 1997, Houston, TX, p. 447.

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Hubble Space Telescope (Hst), Long Duration Exposure Facility, Micrometeoroids, Space Debris

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