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Una nuova visione della luna…?
Source: GruppoLocale.it
Oct 10, 2009


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Come saprete, verso le 13.30 della giornata di ieri, la sonda LCROSS, seguendo il suo piano programmato, ha rilasciato un vettore destinato ad impattare sulla superficie lunare, nel cratere Cabeus, nei pressi del Polo Sud del nostro satellite (qui il video distribuito dalla NASA). L’inusuale procedura serviva sostanzialmente a “smuovere” gli strati più esterni della superficie, in modo da permettere un’analisi dello “sbuffo” provocato dall’impatto stesso (con particolare attenzione alla possibile presenza di acqua), da parte della sezione della sonda rimasta in orbita, come pure da altri strumenti a terra e nello spazio.

Il sito scelto per l’impatto di Centaurus,
la parte di LCROSS progettata per l’impatto sulla superficie lunare.
Crediti: NASA


A testimonianza di questa interessante sinergia, si possono consultare già le press releases del Keck Observatory (che ha usato il telescopio Keck II per acquisire informazioni spettroscopiche in concomitanza dell’impatto della sonda) e del Telescopio Spaziale Hubble (il quale ha dedicato la nuova Wide Field Camera 3 e

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