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Mechanisms for lunar luminescence

Collins, R. J.·Ney, E. P.·Woolf, N. J.

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Abstract

Spectroscopic evidence for lunar luminescence, and direct and storage processes for converting energy to luminescence

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SPECTROSCOPY ENERGY CONVERSION LUNAR LUMINESCENCE

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Collins, R. J., Ney, E. P., Woolf, N. J.. 1965-08-01. Mechanisms for lunar luminescence. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19660006887

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