"MoonMappers" |Shows Everyday

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Moon in back of |Cygnus

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A beautiful view of the moon in the background as @OrbitalSciences' #Cygnus spacecraft is attached to the #ISS. pic.twitter.com/s8SfVC1i3K

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Love U on the Moon!

Love U on the Moon!:)

A small crater on the inner rim of Love U crater. LROC NAC M159114365R , image width is 580 meters 

[NASA/GSFC/Arizona State University].

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14th PDS Release |LROC

LROC 14th PDS Release:

The 14th LROC Planetary Data System release includes images acquired between 2012-12-16 to 2013-03-15. This release contains 70,815 EDR images - totaling 7.79 TB, and 70,815 CDR images - totaling 16.09 TB.

Additionally, the LROC Team has been reprocessing data from early in the LRO mission. We have re-released Volume 1, 2 and 3 of the EDR and CDR data sets. Reprocessing will continue until Volumes 4 through 11 have been updated.

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Concentricity in Apollo Basin |Moon

Concentricity in Apollo Basin:

Portion of a concentric crater in Apollo Basin. Sun is incident from the right to the left. LROC NAC mosaic M1122245918LR, image width is 6.3 km 

[NASA/GSFC/Arizona State Univeristy].

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Small Bouldery Crater |Moon

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A small crater sporting a healthy population of boulders and a higher reflectance surrounding ejecta blanket [LROC NAC M1120363462L, image width is 500 m 

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Moon Impact |LROC

#NASA #LROC #Moon #Lunar #Impact

The twin GRAIL spacecraft impacted the Moon on 17 December 2012, LROC was able to image the impact craters on 28 February 2013 showing them both to be about 5 meters in diameter. Upper panels show the area before the impact; lower panels after the impact. Arrows point to crater locations

 [NASA/GSFC/Arizona State University].

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Project Manager Update |LADEE

LADEE Project Manager Update:

Engineers at NASA’s Ames Research Center, Moffett Field, Calif., recently attached all of the solar panels to NASA's Lunar Atmosphere and Dust Environment Explorer (LADEE) observatory, and prepared to transport the observatory to the National Technical Systems mechanical testing facility in Santa Clarita, Calif.


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