Resource potential of lunar permanently shadowed regions
Authors:
- H.M. BrownHBH.M. Brown
- A.K. BoydABA.K. Boyd
- B.W. DeneviBDB.W. Denevi
- M.R. HenriksenMHM.R. Henriksen
- M.R. ManheimMMM.R. Manheim
- M.S. RobinsonMRM.S. Robinson
- E.J. SpeyererESE.J. Speyerer
- R.V. WagnerRWR.V. Wagner
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