Selenography - Revision history

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BenLH at 14:36, 31 August 2020

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Selenography pages

BenLH at 14:22, 31 August 2020

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-Selenography is the study of Lunar geography. Currently, Selenography focuses on the visible Lunar surface features and the Lunar natural environment; where they are located and how they interact with each other.  Selenography is closely linked to selenology, the study of the composition and processes of the solid material that makes up Luna, and often overlap each other. Eventually, with permanent human habitation, selenography will encompass the full range of topics covered by geology: studying people, communities, cultures, economies and their interactions with their location and environment.
+Selenography is the study of Lunar geography. Selenography is deeper and more complex than the study of maps ([https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cartography cartography]) and place names ([https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Toponymy toponymy]). Currently, Selenography focuses on the visible Lunar surface features and the Lunar natural environment; where they are located and how they interact with each other (physical selenography). Selenography is closely linked to [[selenology]], the study of the composition and processes of the solid material that makes up Luna, and often overlap each other.
 =='''Details'''==
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 ===Etymology===
-Σελήνη ''Selene (Greek goddess of the Moon) + γράφω graphō (Greek for "I write") [1]''
+Σελήνη ''Selene (Greek goddess of the Moon) + γράφω graphō (Greek for "I write")'' [1]
 ===Pronunciation===
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 =='''Selenography pages'''==
+*
 =='''Lunar maps and atlases'''==
+*
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 =='''Sources'''==
-#https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Topography_of_the_Moon
+# https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Geography
-#https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/selenography
+# https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Topography_of_the_Moon
+#
 =='''Resources (not used but potentially relevant)'''==
-*https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Topography_of_the_Moon
+*

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-Selenography is the study of Lunar geography. Selenography is deeper and more complex than the study of maps ([https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cartography cartography]) and place names ([https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Toponymy toponymy]). Currently, Selenography focuses on the visible Lunar surface features and the Lunar natural environment; where they are located and how they interact with each other (physical selenography). Selenography is closely linked to [[selenology]], the study of the composition and processes of the solid material that makes up Luna, and often overlap each other.
+Selenography is the study of Lunar geography. Currently, Selenography focuses on the visible Lunar surface features and the Lunar natural environment; where they are located and how they interact with each other.  Selenography is closely linked to selenology, the study of the composition and processes of the solid material that makes up Luna, and often overlap each other. Eventually, with permanent human habitation, selenography will encompass the full range of topics covered by geology: studying people, communities, cultures, economies and their interactions with their location and environment.
 =='''Details'''==
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 ===Etymology===
-Σελήνη ''Selene (Greek goddess of the Moon) + γράφω graphō (Greek for "I write")'' [2]
+Σελήνη ''Selene (Greek goddess of the Moon) + γράφω graphō (Greek for "I write") [1]''
 ===Pronunciation===
-*sel·e·nog·ra·phy | \ ˌseləˈnägrəfē \ [3]
+*sel·e·nog·ra·phy | \ ˌseləˈnägrəfē \ [2]
 *Hear the pronunciation (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-lFfFBkSDhs)
 =='''Selenography pages'''==
+*
 =='''Lunar maps and atlases'''==
+*
 =='''Contributors'''==
-Ben Smith at [http://lunarhomestead.com/ Lunar Homestead.]
+[[User:BenLH|Ben Smith]] at [http://lunarhomestead.com/ Lunar Homestead.]
 =='''Sources'''==
 #https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Topography_of_the_Moon
 #https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/selenography
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 =='''Resources (not used but potentially relevant)'''==
+*https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Topography_of_the_Moon
+*

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-Selenography is the study of Lunar geography. Currently, Selenography focuses on the visible Lunar surface features and the Lunar natural environment; where they are located and how they interact with each other.  Selenography is closely linked to selenology, the study of the composition and processes of the solid material that makes up Luna, and often overlap each other. Eventually, with permanent human habitation, selenography will encompass the full range of topics covered by geology: studying people, communities, cultures, economies and their interactions with their location and environment.
+Selenography is the study of Lunar geography. Selenography is deeper and more complex than the study of maps ([https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cartography cartography]) and place names ([https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Toponymy toponymy]). Currently, Selenography focuses on the visible Lunar surface features and the Lunar natural environment; where they are located and how they interact with each other (physical selenography). Selenography is closely linked to [[selenology]], the study of the composition and processes of the solid material that makes up Luna, and often overlap each other.
-Eventually, with permanent human habitation, selenography will encompass the full range of topics covered by geology: studying people, communities, cultures, economies and their interactions with their location and environment (human selenography). The third sub-discipline, environmental (or integrated) geography, is concerned with the interaction between the environment and humans.  The four broad areas of geographical, and selenographical, research are: [1]
+Eventually, with permanent human habitation, selenography will encompass the full range of topics covered by geology: studying people, communities, cultures, economies and their interactions with their location and environment (human selenography). The third sub-discipline, environmental (or integrated) geography, is concerned with the interaction between the environment and humans. The four broad areas of geographical, and selenographical, research are: [1]
 * Spatial analyses of human and natural phenomena
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 * Earth sciences (or Lunar sciences in this case)
-A short history of selenography, along with historical Lunar maps, can be found at Wikipedia (<nowiki>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Topography_of_the_Moon</nowiki>).
+A short history of selenography, along with historical Lunar maps, can be found at Wikipedia (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Topography_of_the_Moon).
 =='''Details'''==
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 ===Etymology===
-Σελήνη ''Selene (Greek goddess of the Moon) + γράφω graphō (Greek for "I write") [1]''
+Σελήνη ''Selene (Greek goddess of the Moon) + γράφω graphō (Greek for "I write")'' [2]
 ===Pronunciation===
-*sel·e·nog·ra·phy | \ ˌseləˈnägrəfē \ [2]
+*sel·e·nog·ra·phy | \ ˌseləˈnägrəfē \ [3]
 *Hear the pronunciation (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-lFfFBkSDhs)
 =='''Selenography pages'''==
+*
 =='''Lunar maps and atlases'''==
+*
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 =='''Sources'''==
 #https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Topography_of_the_Moon
 #https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/selenography
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 =='''Resources (not used but potentially relevant)'''==
-*https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Topography_of_the_Moon
+*

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 Selenography is the study of Lunar geography. Currently, Selenography focuses on the visible Lunar surface features and the Lunar natural environment; where they are located and how they interact with each other.  Selenography is closely linked to selenology, the study of the composition and processes of the solid material that makes up Luna, and often overlap each other. Eventually, with permanent human habitation, selenography will encompass the full range of topics covered by geology: studying people, communities, cultures, economies and their interactions with their location and environment.
 =='''Details'''==
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 =='''Selenography pages'''==
+*

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-Selenography is the study of Lunar geography. Selenography is deeper and more complex than the study of maps ([https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cartography cartography]) and place names ([https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Toponymy toponymy]). Currently, Selenography focuses on the visible Lunar surface features and the Lunar natural environment; where they are located and how they interact with each other (physical selenography).  Selenography is closely linked to [[selenology]], the study of the composition and processes of the solid material that makes up Luna, and often overlap each other.
+Selenography is the study of Lunar geography. Currently, Selenography focuses on the visible Lunar surface features and the Lunar natural environment; where they are located and how they interact with each other.  Selenography is closely linked to selenology, the study of the composition and processes of the solid material that makes up Luna, and often overlap each other. Eventually, with permanent human habitation, selenography will encompass the full range of topics covered by geology: studying people, communities, cultures, economies and their interactions with their location and environment.
 =='''Details'''==
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 ===Etymology===
-Σελήνη ''Selene (Greek goddess of the Moon) + γράφω graphō (Greek for "I write")'' [2]
+Σελήνη ''Selene (Greek goddess of the Moon) + γράφω graphō (Greek for "I write") [1]''
 ===Pronunciation===
-*sel·e·nog·ra·phy | \ ˌseləˈnägrəfē \ [3]
+*sel·e·nog·ra·phy | \ ˌseləˈnägrəfē \ [2]
 *Hear the pronunciation (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-lFfFBkSDhs)
 =='''Selenography pages'''==
+*
 =='''Lunar maps and atlases'''==
+*
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 =='''Sources'''==
 #https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Topography_of_the_Moon
 #https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/selenography

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-Hi! This page is brand new and under construction. Please check back soon!
+Selenography is the study of Lunar geography. Currently, Selenography focuses on the visible Lunar surface features and the Lunar natural environment; where they are located and how they interact with each other.  Selenography is closely linked to selenology, the study of the composition and processes of the solid material that makes up Luna, and often overlap each other. Eventually, with permanent human habitation, selenography will encompass the full range of topics covered by geology: studying people, communities, cultures, economies and their interactions with their location and environment.
-Here are some links:
+=='''Details'''==
-https://www.lexico.com/en/definition/selenography
+=== Noun ===
-https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Selenography
+=== Etymology ===