Refined 70-cm earth-based lunar radar maps and a new interpretation of the Cruger-Sirsalis cryptomare
Authors:
- Bruce A. CampbellBCBruce A. Campbell
- Erica R. JawinEJErica R. Jawin
- Gareth A. MorganGMGareth A. Morgan
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- NASA
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