Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter - Revision history

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Student Procedure Available

Jriley: Student data reduction procedure

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Student data reduction procedure

Farred: update

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Strangelv: NASA - Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter moved to Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter: name formatting

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NASA - Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter moved to Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter: name formatting

Cfrjlr: info

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Cfrjlr: Category:Mission Plans

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Category:Mission Plans

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Cfrjlr: http://lunar.gsfc.nasa.gov/

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http://lunar.gsfc.nasa.gov/

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 == Student Procedure Available ==
-A procedure is now available that allows high school and college undergraduate students to  read and analysis the latest LRO/LOLA lunar data.  It is called [http://woodwaredesigns.com/sky/Malapert/Malapert.html Design your own Moon base with the latest NASA data].  This step-by-step procedure requires no permissions and only commonly available computers and software with an Internet connection.
+A procedure is now available that allows high school and college undergraduate students to  read and analysis the latest LRO/LOLA lunar data.  It is called [http://woodwaredesigns.com/sky/Malapert/Malapert.html Design your own Moon base with the latest NASA data].  This step-by-step [[Student use of LOLA Data]] procedure requires no permissions and only commonly available computers and software with an Internet connection.
 Although somewhat tedious, students can use this procedure to make contour maps of altitude with colored dots representing the slope for any location on the Moon.  This new power to study the Moon can be handy whether you are checking out the setting of your next science fiction story or computer game, reviewing key historic and scientific locations, or scouting a destination for a mission you would like to lead.
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 [http://lunar.gsfc.nasa.gov/  LRO Home Page]
-The NASA LRO Spacecraft will carry the following experiments into lunar orbit:
+The Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter was launched on the 18th of June, 2009.  It is Mapping Luna from an altitude of 31 miles and carrying out many scientific investigations.  The goals are not merely pure science but also finding landing sites and other resources that might be used by future explorers.<sup>[1]</sup>  LRO is planned to continue its mission for at least a year.<sup>[2]</sup>
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 | [[UCLA]]  || [[DIVINER]] Radiometer  || [[David. A. Paige]] [http://http://www.moon.ucla.edu/ UCLA page] ||
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		+	The NASA LRO Spacecraft will carry the following experiments into lunar orbit:
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		+	\| [[Boston University]] \|\| [[CRaTER]] Cosmic Ray Telescope for the Effects of Radiation \|\| PI:[[Harlan Spence]] CoI:[[Justin C. Kasper]] [http://crater.bu.edu/About/aboutcrater.html/ BU page] \|\|
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		+	\| [[Institute for Space Research]] \|\| [[LEND]] Lunar Exploration Neutron Detector \|\| [[Dr. Igor Mitrofanov]] [http://lunar.gsfc.nasa.gov/missions/lend.html NASA page] \|\|
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		+	\| [[NASA Goddard Space Flight Center]] \|\| [[LOLA]] Lunar Orbiter Laser Altimeter \|\| [[Dr. David E. Smith]] [http://lunar.gsfc.nasa.gov/missions/lola.html LOLA page] \|\|
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		+	\| [[Northwestern University]] \|\| [[LROC]] Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter Camera \|\| [[Dr. Mark Robinson]] [http://lroc.sese.asu.edu/ LROC page] \|\|
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		+	\| [[NASA Ames Research Center]] \|\| [[LCROSS]] Lunar Crater Observation and Sensing Satellite \|\| [[Dr. Anthony Colaprete]] [http://spacescience.arc.nasa.gov/LCROSS/ LCROSS page] \|\|
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		+	\| [[Southwest Research Institute]] \|\| [[LAMP]] Lyman-Alpha Mapping Project \|\| [[Dr. Alan Stern]] [http://www.boulder.swri.edu/lamp/index.html LAMP page] \|\|
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		+	\| [[UCLA]] \|\| [[DIVINER]] Radiometer \|\| [[David. A. Paige]] [http://http://www.moon.ucla.edu/ UCLA page] \|\|
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