Lunar eclipse induces disturbance in the lunar exosphere

Given the renewed scientific interest in lunar exploration missions, complete understanding of lunar near surface environment and its exosphere under different conditions is of paramount importance. Lunar exosphere has been extensively studied by ground based observations [18,19,20,21,22,23] and hyp...

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Main Authors: Raghav, Anil, Bhaskar, Ankush, Yadav, Virendra, Bijewar, Nitinkumar, Pai, Chintamani, Rawoot, Vaibhav
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Aerodynamics
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Asteroids
Exosphere
Ground-based observation
Lunar eclipses
Lunar exploration
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Exosphere
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Moon
Natural satellites
Space missions
Universe
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