U.S. Instruments on Indian Orbiter Seen Aiding Exploration
Credit: PAUL SPUDIS/APL
As NASA gears up to return humans to the Moon, a pair of U.S.-funded instruments picked to fly on India's Chandrayaan-1 lunar orbiter next year will continue the search for water at the Moon's poles and other surface resources that might support lunar bases one day. The U.S. instruments--an 8-kg...
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