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Hayne, Paul
Publications and source records attributed to Hayne, Paul.
Themis Family Tour: Journey into a differentiated, ice- and organic-rich asteroid
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The Subsurface Coherent Rock Content of the Moon as Revealed by Cold-Spot Craters
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Do Bare Rocks Exist on the Moon?
Astronaut surface observations and close-up images at the Apollo and Chang'e 1 landing sites confirm that at least some lunar rocks have no discernable dust cover. However, ALSEP (Apollo Lunar Surface Experiments Package) measurements as well as astronaut and LADEE (Lunar Atmosphere and Dust Environment Explorer) orbital observations and laboratory experiments possibly suggest that a fine fraction of dust is levitated and moves across and above the lunar surface. Over millions of years such dust might be expected to coat all exposed rock surfaces. This study uses thermal modeling, combined with Diviner (a Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter experiment) orbital lunar eclipse temperature data, to further document the existence of bare rocks on the lunar surface.
Payload Design for the Lunar Flashlight Mission: Illuminating the Moon's South Pole
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Lunar Flashlight: Exploration and Science at the Moon with a 6U Cubesat
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Lunar Flashlight and Near Earth Asteroid Scout: Exploration Science Using Cubesats
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Lunar Flashlight: Mapping Lunar Surface Volatiles Using a Cubesat
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