On the role of dust in the lunar ionosphere
Authors:
- T.J. StubbsTST.J. Stubbs
- D.A. GlenarDGD.A. Glenar
- W.M. FarrellWFW.M. Farrell
- R.R. VondrakRVR.R. Vondrak
- M.R. CollierMCM.R. Collier
- J.S. HalekasJHJ.S. Halekas
- G.T. DeloryGDG.T. Delory
- 1 October 2011
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Elsevier in Planetary and Space Science
- Vol. 59 (13) , 1659-1664
Abstract
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Funding Information
- NASA (NNX08AM76G, NNX07AG10G, NNX08BA32G, NNX09AG78A)
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