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Building a Lunar Network Using a Long-Lived, Human-Deployed Lunar Geophysical Package (LGP)

Mark Panning·Renee Weber·Sharon Kedar·David Bugby·Simon Calcutt·Douglas Currie·Simone Dell Agnello·John Elliott·Robert Grimm·Sean Gulick·Heidi Haviland·Yutao He·Catherine Johnson·Taichi Kawamura·Philippe Lognonne·Seiichi Nagihara·Clive Neal·Ceri Nunn·W T Pike·Ian Standley·William Walsh·Mark Wieczorek
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Mark Panning, Renee Weber, Sharon Kedar, David Bugby, Simon Calcutt, Douglas Currie, Simone Dell Agnello, John Elliott, Robert Grimm, Sean Gulick, Heidi Haviland, Yutao He, Catherine Johnson, Taichi Kawamura, Philippe Lognonne, Seiichi Nagihara, Clive Neal, Ceri Nunn, W T Pike, Ian Standley, William Walsh, Mark Wieczorek. 2020-09-08. Building a Lunar Network Using a Long-Lived, Human-Deployed Lunar Geophysical Package (LGP). https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20205007108

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