Preparing for Geophysical Science Enabled by Crewed and Robotic Missions on the Surface of the Moon

TitlePreparing for Geophysical Science Enabled by Crewed and Robotic Missions on the Surface of the Moon
Publication TypeJournal Article
Year of Publication2020
AuthorsSchmerr, N., J. Richardson, R. Ghent, M. Siegler, K. Young, M. Wasser, P. Whelley, D. Buczkowski, L. Carter, C. Connor, L. Connor, J. Bleacher, M. Fouch, D. Baker, T. Hurford, L. Jozwiak, S. Kruse, V. Lekic, A. Naids, R. Porter, L. Montesi, D. C. Richardson, E. Rumpf, N. Schorghofer, J. Sunshine, S. Goossens, N. Whelley, D. Wyrick, W. Zhu, E. Bell, J. DeMartini, D. Coan, D. Akin, B. Cohen, E. Mazarico, C. Neal, M. Panning, N. Petro, B. Strauss, R. Weber, T. Glotch, A. Hendrix, A. Parker, and S. Wright
Volume2241
Pagination5048
Date Publishedmay
Abstract

Geophysics on the Moon will be an important tool for identifying key targets for geological prospecting, scientific sampling, ISRU, assessing hazards and risks to crews and infrastructure, and determining the deep workings of the lunar interior.

URLhttps://ui.adsabs.harvard.edu/abs/2020LPICo2241.5048S
Citation Keyschmerr_preparing_2020