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brPage 1br 1841 pdf 45th Lunar and Planetary Science Conference 2014 brPage 2br 1841 pdf 45th Lunar and Planetary Science Conference 2014. brPage 1br 1210 pdf 46th Lunar and Planetary Science Conference 2015 brPage 2br 1210 pdf 46th Lunar and Planetary Science Conference 2015 Gregorian date Solarterms Jan Lunardate1415161718192122232425262829 12th Lunar Month 678910111314Moderate Cold: Severe Cold: Feb Lunardate1516171820212223242527282930 1st Lunar Month 4567891112Spring Jody . K. . Wilson. 1. (jody.wilson@unh.edu), N. Schwadron. 1. , H. . E. . Spence. 1. , . A. W. Case. 2,7. , . A. P. Jordan. 1. , J. . B. . Blake. 3. ,. J. . Kasper. 2,7. , M. D. Looper. 3. , J. E. Mazur. Policy & REQUIREMENTS FOR . CubeSats. . Dr. Cassie Conley, James E. Johnson, . January 8, 2015. Planetary Protection Basics. Basic . w. orking. . definition - Mitigating the risks associated with microbial and organic cross-contamination,. Logan Dougherty. Quick Overview. Mariner 2 – First successful Venus flyby (USA). Mariner 4 – First successful Mars flyby (USA). Venera. 3 – First Venus impact. Contact lost. (USSR). Venera. 4 – Venus atmospheric probe. Gregorian date Solarterms Jan Lunardate26272829 12th Lunar Month 34567810111213141517181920212224252627Moderate Cold: Severe Cold: Feb Lunardate2829 1st Lunar Month 2345689101112131516171819202223242 Phases of the Moon. Lunar Eclipses. Solar Eclipses. The Earth-Moon-Sun System. The Moon rotates on its axis as it circles the Earth - its rotational period is the same as its period of revolution. That means that we only see one side of the Moon from Earth. . Gregorian date Solarterms Jan Lunardate1718202122232425272829 12th Lunar Month 5678910121314151617Moderate Cold: Severe Cold: Feb Lunardate1920212223242627282930 1st Lunar Month 345678101112131415Spr Unit 3. : The Moon. 1. Objectives. To be able to describe the phenomenon of how a lunar eclipse occurs.. To be able to apply what they already know about the moons orbit to this “special case.”. To apply what they know about the wavelengths of light to the appearance of the moon during the eclipse. . Peter Fawdon. Department of Earth and Planetary Sciences, Birkbeck, University of London, UK. Centre for Planetary Sciences at UCL/Birkbeck, UK. Joel Davis. Department of Earth . Sciences. , . UCL, . 1Carnegie Institution for Science5251BroadBranchRoad NWWashingtonDC20015312 647-3877nniecarnegiescienceeduEDUCATIONPhD in Isotope Geo/CosmochemistryUniversity of ChicagoChicago IL2019Advisor Prof Nico Getting the Audience’s Attention. LPI Education and Public Engagement. August 22, 2018. Online Participants. Joining online? . Please share your thoughts and responses. throughout the session in the chat box.. Tubes and Permanently . Shadowed . Regions . Sarah Withee. LSIC . Extreme Access PNT subgroup lead. Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Laboratory. Sarah.withee@jhuapl.edu. Introduction . to the Lunar Surface Innovation Consortium . Earth’s Surface. Atmosphere. Solar Incident. Reflected by Atmosphere. Reflected by Surface. Simplified (isotropic) shortwave radiation model. S = incident. R = cloud. reflection. A = absorption.