100 Lunar Days - Part I
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In October of 2017, Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter (LRO) celebrates one hundred days of collecting scientific data at the Moon. One hundred Moon days. That's 100 opportunities to observe changes from night to day, photograph the surface at different Sun angles, measure rising and falling temperatures, and study the way certain chemicals react to the daily light and temperature cycle, among other things. But you might be wondering...
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100 Lunar Days - Part I. Credit: NASA / GSFC.
100 Lunar Days - Part I. Credit: NASA / GSFC.
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