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LADEE

The Lunar Atmosphere and Dust Environment Explorer (LADEE) is currently under study for launch in 2013 on a Minotaur-V. LADEE is designed to characterize the tenuous lunar atmosphere and dust environment from orbit.

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The Origin and Evolution of the Moon: Academic Graduate-level Course

Sept 5 - Dec 19, 2018

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The Origin and Evolution of the Moon – Academic Graduate-level Course – Future Exploration of the Moon: The Road Ahead
12:00 Noon PST Dec 5 (Virtual)

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Dec 10-14 (Washington DC)

The Origin and Evolution of the Moon – Academic Graduate-level Course – Lunar Polar Deposits and Surface Water: Dana Hurley (JHUAPL) and Ralph Milliken (Brown)
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The moon is not round, but slightly egg shaped with the large end pointed towards earth.

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