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volume of hydrogen. For the implanted hydrogen studies, the NS was intended to examine the entire globe with a sensitivity of 50 ppmv. The Moon has a number of permanently shadowed craters near the poles with continuous temperatures of −190 °C (−310.0 °F). These craters may act as cold-traps of water from incoming comets and meteoroids. Any water from these bodies which found its way into these craters could become permanently frozen. The NS was also used to measure the abundance of hydrogen implanted by
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used (downlink only). Since the spacecraft was spin-stabilized, the spin resulted in a bias in the
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nominal lunar polar mapping orbit with an inclination of 90 degrees and a period of 118 minutes. Lunar calibration data was collected during the 11.6- and 3.5-hour orbits. Lunar mapping data collection started shortly after the 118 minute orbit was achieved. The data collection was periodically interrupted during the mission as planned for orbital maintenance burns, which took place to recircularize the orbit whenever the
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arranged on five of six sides of the cube. Alpha particles, produced by the decay of radon and polonium, leave tracks of charge on the silicon wafers when they impact the silicon. A high voltage is applied to the silicon, and the current is amplified by being funneled along the tracks to the aluminum
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was inserted into a 3.5-hour period intermediate orbit, followed 24 hours later (on
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science booms. The instrument had a surface resolution of 150 km (93 mi). The neutron spectrometer consisted of two canisters each containing helium-3 and an energy counter. Any thermal neutrons colliding with the helium atoms give an energy signature which can be detected and counted. One
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tracking signal as it reaches Earth, which can be converted to spacecraft accelerations. The accelerations can be processed to provide estimates of the lunar gravity field, from which the location and size of mass anomalies affecting the spacecraft orbit can be modeled. Estimates of the surface and
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was more than 20 km (12 mi) to 25 km (16 mi) from the 100 km nominal orbit; this occurred about once per month. On
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signal at a nominal power of 5 W and peak power of 7 W. Command uplinks were sent at 2093.0542 MHz over a ±1 MHz bandwidth. The transponder was a standard Loral/Conic S-Band transponder. An omnidirectional antenna can be used for uplink and downlink, or a medium gain helix antenna can be
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The most important elements detectable by the GRS were uranium (U), thorium (Th), and potassium (K), radioactive elements which generate gamma rays spontaneously, and iron (Fe), titanium (Ti), oxygen (O), silicon (Si), aluminum (Al), magnesium (Mg), and calcium (Ca), elements which emit gamma rays
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DGE obtained data approximately five times as detailed: the "first truly operational gravity map of the Moon". The practical benefits of this are more stable long-term orbits and better fuel efficiency. Additionally, the DGE data is hoped to help researchers learn more about lunar origins and the
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22-newton thrusters (two aft, two forward, and two tangential). Three fuel tanks mounted inside the drum held 138 kg (304 lb) of hydrazine pressurized by helium. The power system consisted of body-mounted solar cells which produced an average of 186 W and a 4.8
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is non-uniformly distributed, being denser at the periphery of the magnetic features. Since hydrogen density is a desirable characteristic for hypothetical lunar bases, this information may be useful in choosing optimal sites for possible long-term Moon missions.
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coefficients to degree and order 60. In the extended mission, in which the spacecraft descended to an orbit with an altitude of 50 km (31 mi) and then to 10 km (6.2 mi), this resolution was expected to improve by a factor of 100 or more.
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which allowed the computer to repeat data it had read 53 minutes earlier. This simple solid-state recorder ensured that all data collected during communications blackout periods would be received, providing the blackout was not longer than 53 minutes.
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had a 105-hour cruise to the Moon. During the cruise, the three instrument booms were deployed. The MAG and APS collected calibration data, while the GRS, NS, and ER outgassed for one day, after which they also collected calibration data in
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crater near the lunar south pole. It was hoped that the impact would liberate water vapor from the suspected ice deposits in the crater and that the plume would be detectable from Earth; however, no such plume was observed.
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disk and is recorded for identification. The APS was designed to make a global examination of gas release events and polonium distribution with a surface resolution of 150 km (93 mi) and a precision of 10%.
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magnetometer. Total initial mass (fully fueled) was 296 kg (653 lb). It was spin-stabilized (nominal spin rate 12 rpm) with its spin axis normal to the ecliptic plane. The spacecraft was controlled by six
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tracking, and so has no listed weight or power requirements. The experiment was designed to give the near-side gravity field with a surface resolution of 200 km (120 mi) and precision of 5
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could be measured with a spatial accuracy of about 3 km (1.9 mi) at the lunar surface. The MAG was a triaxial fluxgate magnetometer similar in design to the instrument used on
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activity peaking during the mission, the lunar data was obscured by solar interference. The information was eventually recovered by subtracting out the effects of the solar activity.
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impacts or other local phenomena. This experiment was to help map these fields and provide information on their origins, allow possible examination of distribution of
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transponders, a slotted, phased-array medium-gain antenna for downlink, and an omnidirectional low-gain antenna for downlink and uplink. The on-board computer was a
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Elemental Maps of the Moon: The
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in order to isolate it from spacecraft generated magnetic fields. The ER and MAG instruments had a combined mass of 5 kg (11 lb) and used 4.5
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on the lunar surface, aid in a determination of the size and composition of the lunar core, and provide information on the lunar induced magnetic
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spectra from the lunar surface, from which are derived the first "direct" measurements of the chemical composition for the entire lunar surface.
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electrons reflected from the Moon by lunar magnetic fields. Stronger local magnetic fields can reflect electrons with larger pitch angles.
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A. S. Konopliv; A. B. Binder; L. L. Hood; A. B. Kucinskas; W. L. Sjogren; J. G. Williams (1998). "Improved
Gravity Field of the Moon from
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system in the Solar System." Due to this and other magnetic features of the Moon's surface, hydrogen deposited by
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1913:"Magnetometer / Electron Reflectometer results"
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3904:Third-party evidence for Apollo Moon landings
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3884:List of species that have landed on the Moon
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827:from January 11, 1998 to January 20, 1998
666:Learn how and when to remove this message
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557:. His personal account of the mission,
3879:List of artificial objects on the Moon
1445:"NASA - NSSDCA - Spacecraft - Details"
1392:List of artificial objects on the Moon
1338:. It could measure the magnetic field
2003:"Alpha Particle Spectrometer results"
1091:The Alpha Particle Spectrometer (APS)
7:
3580:International Lunar Research Station
1854:"Doppler Gravity Experiment Results"
1318:. The instrument measured the pitch
1287:The electron reflectometer (ER) and
604:adding citations to reliable sources
21:For the proposed lunar landers, see
1631:. Tucson: Ken Press. p. 1181.
559:Lunar Prospector: Against all Odds
2294:Japanese Lunar Exploration Program
2095:"Eureka! Ice Found At Lunar Poles"
1628:Lunar Prospector: Against all Odds
1474:"Eureka! Ice Found At Lunar Poles"
1378:, a current Russian lander program
1102:Alpha Particle Spectrometer (APS)
499:was the third mission selected by
14:
5638:Spacecraft that impacted the Moon
4575:indicates active current missions
3974:Planetary Missions Program Office
1205:(0.05 mm/s²) in the form of
442:Alpha particle spectrometer (APS)
5633:Spacecraft that orbited the Moon
4512:Solar System Exploration program
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3899:Moon landing conspiracy theories
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1141:Doppler Gravity Experiment (DGE)
1067:of the canisters was wrapped in
710:Communications were through two
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444:Doppler gravity experiment (DGE)
376:January 11, 1998, 10:28 UTC
312:99.45 kilometers (61.80 mi)
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4581:indicate missions yet to launch
3616:Lunar Polar Exploration Mission
2124:NASA's Solar System Exploration
1730:from the original on 2022-04-25
1701:from the original on 2022-04-28
1672:from the original on 2019-03-24
1509:from the original on 2019-10-24
1455:from the original on 2019-08-12
1426:from the original on 2019-01-15
1118:The APS was designed to detect
591:needs additional citations for
322:101.2 kilometers (62.9 mi)
2049:"Neutron Spectrometer results"
1829:"Neutron Spectrometer Results"
1191:internal structure of the Moon
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1774:10.1126/science.281.5382.1484
1596:10.1126/science.281.5382.1475
1553:10.1126/science.281.5382.1476
819:Animation of Lunar Prospector
786:Animation of Lunar Prospector
231:Lockheed Martin Space Systems
154:296.4 kilograms (653 lb)
3914:List of crewed lunar landers
3874:List of missions to the Moon
3697:Lockheed Martin Lunar Lander
3656:Lunar Crater Radio Telescope
3428:Firefly Aerospace Blue Ghost
2743:SELENE (Kaguya, Okina, Ouna)
2399:Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter
941:Gamma Ray Spectrometer (GRS)
435:Gamma ray spectrometer (GRS)
5628:Spacecraft launched in 1998
3756:International Lunar Network
1660:Berger, Eric (2016-01-14).
1387:Resource Prospector (rover)
1240:Electron Reflectometer (ER)
935:Alpha Particle Spectrometer
734:and 64 kilobytes of static
448:Electron reflectometer (ER)
162:126 kilograms (278 lb)
27:Resource Prospector (rover)
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1032:Neutron Spectrometer (NS)
1021:Neutron Spectrometer (NS)
572:Spacecraft and subsystems
547:NASA Ames Research Center
459:Official insignia of the
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2007:Lunar Prospector website
1984:Lunar Prospector website
1625:Binder, Alan B. (2005).
3909:Apollo 11 anniversaries
3746:European Lunar Explorer
2969:Pragyan (Chandrayaan-2)
1382:Prospector (spacecraft)
833: Lunar Prospector
796: Lunar Prospector
770:Artist's impression of
261:July 31, 1999, 09:52:02
253:Deorbited (Moon impact)
23:Prospector (spacecraft)
4128:Moon Mineralogy Mapper
3095:Emirates Lunar Mission
2137:. NASA. Archived from
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1915:. NASA. Archived from
1880:"Bizarre Lunar Orbits"
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195:1998-01-07UTC02:28:44Z
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5613:Missions to the Moon
5536:Mars Climate Orbiter
4632:Orbital launches in
3869:List of lunar probes
3864:Google Lunar X Prize
3813:Project Harvest Moon
2926:Lunar Roving Vehicle
2406:(relay satellite at
2156:Exploring the Moon:
1336:Mars Global Surveyor
923:Neutron Spectrometer
754:, to the Moon for a
682:The fully assembled
600:improve this article
4218:Io Volcano Observer
4186:Titan Mare Explorer
3894:Apollo 17 Moon mice
3823:Resource Prospector
3751:First Lunar Outpost
3734:Baden-Württemberg 1
3690:Boeing Lunar Lander
2815:Apollo Lunar Module
2629:(propulsion module)
2594:Apollo Lunar Module
2196:Spacecraft missions
1766:1998Sci...281.1484L
1760:(5382): 1484–1489.
1588:1998Sci...281.1475B
1582:(5382): 1475–1476.
1545:1998Sci...281.1476K
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1176:The purpose of the
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4271:Mars Geyser Hopper
4214:Mission 15 and 16
3562:Cislunar Explorers
2131:"Press release on
1948:Spaceflight portal
1724:www.britannica.com
1416:"Lunar Prospector"
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342:117.9 minutes
332:90.55 degrees
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282:Orbital parameters
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3740:#dearMoon project
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2771:Moon Impact Probe
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1539:(5382): 1476–80.
1499:"Ice on the Moon"
1330:as small as 0.01
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5567:Kosmos 2363
5562:Kosmos 2362
5557:Kosmos 2361
5510:MightySat-1
5431:SPARTAN-201
5370:Eutelsat W2
5166:Soyuz TM-28
5113:Kosmos 2360
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4779:Teledesic 1
4739:Kosmos 2349
4704:Orbcomm FM4
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4678:Soyuz TM-27
4177:Mission 12
4104:Opportunity
4047:Deep Impact
3808:OrbitBeyond
3718:Cancelled /
3586:Argonaut M1
3544:Beresheet 2
3532:Hakuto-R M2
3400:Artemis VII
3368:Artemis III
3206:Longjiang-1
3100:Hakuto-R M1
2663:Longjiang-2
2638:Explorer 35
2282:Chandrayaan
2208:Exploration
913:Instruments
888:space probe
555:Alan Binder
509:polar orbit
430:Instruments
407:-87.7; 42.1
405: /
381:Impact site
328:Inclination
214:Launch site
188:Launch date
151:Launch mass
5602:Categories
5547:Iridium 20
5542:Iridium 11
5525:Nadezhda 5
5466:Iridium 86
5461:Iridium 85
5456:Iridium 84
5451:Iridium 83
5409:Sputnik 41
5380:Hot Bird 5
5221:Iridium 82
5216:Iridium 81
5211:Iridium 80
5206:Iridium 79
5177:Iridium 76
4991:Zhongwei 1
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4981:Iridium 74
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4834:Iridium 58
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4824:Iridium 55
4819:Iridium 61
4814:Iridium 51
4784:Hot Bird 4
4764:Iridium 56
4759:Iridium 54
4754:Iridium 53
4749:Iridium 52
4744:Iridium 50
4438:Candidates
4423:Mission 4
4408:Mission 3
4398:Mission 2
4355:OSIRIS-REx
4276:Moon Diver
4234:Candidates
3818:Prospector
3793:Lunokhod 3
3666:Moon Diver
3661:McCandless
3574:MoonRanger
3392:Artemis VI
3376:Artemis IV
3353:Artemis II
3251:Mariner 10
3140:Surveyor 2
3135:OMOTENASHI
2954:Lunokhod 1
2872:Surveyor 1
2633:Clementine
2148:2006-04-24
2109:2006-04-24
2086:2006-04-24
2063:2006-04-24
2040:2006-04-24
2017:2006-04-24
1994:2006-04-24
1971:2006-04-24
1923:2008-07-14
1898:2017-09-08
1864:2008-07-14
1839:2008-07-14
1814:2008-07-14
1734:2022-04-28
1705:2022-04-28
1676:2019-03-24
1513:2018-07-04
1484:2018-07-04
1459:2018-07-04
1430:2023-01-09
1398:References
1361:of power.
1324:solar wind
1281:solar wind
1269:solar wind
1166:Prospector
1160:Clementine
1085:solar wind
1077:cosmic-ray
870:periselene
726:) with 64
626:newspapers
529:south pole
258:Decay date
227:Contractor
5584:underline
5446:Iridium 2
5188:Galaxy 10
5172:Iridium 3
5159:Mercury 3
5108:Sinosat-1
5073:Tubsat-N1
4769:Kakehashi
4658:Skynet 4D
4573:Underline
4392:Finalists
4385:Proposals
4362:Dragonfly
4171:Finalists
4164:Proposals
4042:MESSENGER
3833:Ukrselena
3683:DSE-Alpha
3641:Garatéa-L
3631:Blue Moon
3626:Artemis-7
3550:ispace M3
3515:Chang'e 8
3509:Chang'e 7
3452:Luna-Glob
3384:Artemis V
3266:Pioneer 4
3256:NEA Scout
3231:LunaH-Map
3180:Apollo 13
3090:Beresheet
3069:Chang'e 5
3013:Apollo 11
2932:Apollo 15
2822:Chang'e 5
2753:Impactors
2607:Chang'e 1
2602:Artemis I
2520:Apollo 11
2448:Chang'e 3
2404:Queqiao 1
2318:Luna-Glob
1604:0036-8075
1376:Luna-Glob
1340:amplitude
1316:electrons
1277:bow shock
1215:polarized
1173:regions.
982:gamma-ray
898:Shoemaker
874:aposelene
849:Athena II
728:kilobytes
693:hydrazine
656:July 2020
269: UTC
208:Athena II
199: UTC
83:1998-001A
77:COSPAR ID
5530:Astrid 2
5515:Satmex 5
5415:AfriStar
5400:SEDSAT-1
5390:Maqsat 3
5375:Sirius 3
5194:Astra 2A
5068:Tubsat-N
4714:Ad Astra
4527:Missions
4412:MoonRise
4402:MoonRise
4333:Missions
4251:ISOCHRON
4112:ASPERA-3
4027:Stardust
3998:Missions
3828:SELENE-2
3803:MoonRise
3798:MoonLITE
3720:concepts
3646:ISOCHRON
3602:missions
3600:Proposed
3336:missions
3271:Ranger 5
2903:EagleCam
2776:Ranger 4
2580:Apollo 8
2572:Orbiters
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2490:ArgoMoon
2422:Tiandu-1
2377:CAPSTONE
2365:Orbiters
2358:missions
2340:Lunokhod
2289:Japanese
2258:Surveyor
2218:American
2211:programs
1961:website"
1728:Archived
1699:Archived
1670:Archived
1647:61137782
1507:Archived
1453:Archived
1424:Archived
1365:See also
1301:minerals
1128:polonium
884:Path of
517:magnetic
483:Stardust
463:mission
250:Disposal
159:Dry mass
66:Operator
5588:italics
5480:Bonum 1
5385:USA-140
5364:USA-141
5103:SAFIR-2
5098:WESTPAC
5063:Shtil-1
4956:NOAA-15
4951:USA-139
4921:BSat-1B
4804:USA-138
4684:USA-137
4579:Italics
4465:Oceanus
4450:CORSAIR
4291:Whipple
4223:Trident
4208:VERITAS
4198:DAVINCI
4134:Strofio
4094:DAVINCI
4087:VERITAS
4067:InSight
4037:CONTOUR
4032:Genesis
3928:italics
3852:Related
3773:Lunar-A
3651:LunaNet
3609:Robotic
3576:(2020s)
3570:(2020s)
3564:(2020s)
3538:DESTINY
3492:(2030s)
3490:Luna 31
3486:(2030s)
3484:Luna 30
3480:(2030s)
3478:Luna 29
3472:Luna 28
3466:Luna 27
3460:Luna 26
3436:(2025)
3344:Artemis
3334:Planned
3196:Galileo
3191:Geotail
3054:Luna 16
2994:Jinchan
2806:Landers
2738:SMART-1
2668:Luna 10
2441:Landers
2432:ICUBE-Q
2384:Orbiter
2372:ARTEMIS
2313:Russian
2270:Chang'e
2265:Chinese
2248:Pioneer
2228:Artemis
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