Properties of the lunar exosphere during the Perseid 2009 meteor shower

Berezhnoy, A. A.; Churyumov, K. I.; Kleshchenok, V. V.; Козлова, Е. А.; Mangano, V.; Pakhomov, Yu. V.; Ponomarenko, V. O.; Шевченко, В. В.; Velikodsky, Yu. I.

doi:10.1016/j.pss.2014.03.008

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“…Bedford et al developed a Rh-catalyzed ortho-arylation through reversible in situ transesterification of catalytic amounts of phosphinite ligands with the phenol substrate (14). The strategy of using catalytic directing groups has also been employed by Lightburn et al (15) and Grünanger and Breit (16) to achieve selectivity in Rh-catalyzed hydroformylation reactions.…”

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How surface composition and meteoroid impacts mediate sodium and potassium in the lunar exosphere

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Despite being trace constituents of the lunar exosphere, sodium and potassium are the most readily observed species due to their bright line emission. Measurements of these species by the Ultraviolet and Visible Spectrometer (UVS) on the Lunar Atmosphere and Dust Environment Explorer (LADEE) have revealed unambiguous temporal and spatial variations indicative of a strong role for meteoroid bombardment and surface composition in determining the composition and local time dependence of the Moon's exosphere. Observations show distinct lunar day (monthly) cycles for both species as well as an annual cycle for sodium. The first continuous measurements for potassium show a more repeatable variation across lunations and an enhancement over KREEP (Potassium Rare Earth Elements and Phosphorus) surface regions, revealing a strong dependence on surface composition.

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How surface composition and meteoroid impacts mediate sodium and potassium in the lunar exosphere

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“…The spectral resolution of used spectrograph was λ/∆λ = 13,500. The procedure of data analysis is the same as that described in [1]. For calibration purposes several objects on the Moon were observed on January 8 and October 7, 2017.…”

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“…Source code. We present the Python code of the program moon_points in Supplementary data 1 . Examples of all auxiliary files listed above are also added in the same zip-archive.…”

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“…Lunar exosphere is a weak extended object which is not observed in the continuum, but reveals an emission in lines of species as Na, K, Li, Ba, Ca, Mn, Ti, etc. Earth-based observations of the lunar exosphere make use different techniques including coronographic imaging [3,5], Fabry-Pérot spectroscopy [7,8], and slit spectroscopy [1,10,12]. The last is more suitable for simultaneously measuring lines of several species in wide spectral range.…”

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Telescope pointing software for slit spectroscopy of the lunar exosphere

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“…The response of the lunar exosphere to meteoroid bombardment by meteoroid shower activity has been identified in the past. Reports by Verani et al (1998Verani et al ( , 2001, Smith et al (1999) and Berezhnoy et al (2014) observed various degrees of exospheric increase of sodium at the Moon during the Leonids, Taurids, Quadrantids, and Perseids. As stated in Sect.…”

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Meteoroids as One of the Sources for Exosphere Formation on Airless Bodies in the Inner Solar System

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This manuscript represents a review on progress made over the past decade concerning our understanding of meteoroid bombardment on airless solar system bodies as one of the sources of the formation of their exospheres. Specifically, observations at Mercury by MESSENGER and at the Moon by LADEE, together with progress made in dynamical models of the meteoroid environment in the inner solar system, offer new tools to explore in detail the physical phenomena involved in this complex relationship. This progress is timely given the expected results during the next decade that will be provided by new missions such as DESTINY+, BepiColombo, the Artemis program or the Lunar Gateway.

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Properties of the lunar exosphere during the Perseid 2009 meteor shower

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How surface composition and meteoroid impacts mediate sodium and potassium in the lunar exosphere

How surface composition and meteoroid impacts mediate sodium and potassium in the lunar exosphere

Telescope pointing software for slit spectroscopy of the lunar exosphere

Meteoroids as One of the Sources for Exosphere Formation on Airless Bodies in the Inner Solar System

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