#LPSC2023
#LPSC2023

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Poster Session: Investigating the Artemis Exploration Zone 2
Wednesday, March 15, 2023, 6:30 PM
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Krasilnikov S. S.*
Ivanov M. A.
Head J. W.
Krasilnikov A. S.
Geological Map of the South Pole: A Framework for Future Exploration Planning
[#1778]
We present the final version of a geologic map of the southern polar region compiled at 1:300,000 scale (Krasilnikov et al., 2023).
We present the final version of a geologic map of the southern polar region compiled at 1:300,000 scale (Krasilnikov et al., 2023).
Krasilnikov A. S.*
Krasilnikov S. S.
Ivanov M. A.
Head J. W.
Model 3D Stratigraphy of the Artemis Landing Sites
[#2435]
In this contribution, we present a series of cross-section within two selected Artemis landing sites (Polygons 3 and 7).
In this contribution, we present a series of cross-section within two selected Artemis landing sites (Polygons 3 and 7).
Peña-Asensio E.*
Tripathi P.
Sutherland J.
Mason K.
Goodwin A.
et al.
Visibility Opportunities on the Shackleton-Henson Connecting Ridge from the SpaceX Artemis III Human Landing System
[#1391]
We analyze the visibility and communication opportunities arising from the remarkable height of the Artemis III SpaceX Human Landing System presented by SpaceX.
We analyze the visibility and communication opportunities arising from the remarkable height of the Artemis III SpaceX Human Landing System presented by SpaceX.
Petro N. E.*
Lawrence S. J.
Miller M. J.
Artemis Internal Science Team
Artemis Internal Science Team Update: Lunar Data and Data Products to Support Surface Exploration and Site Selection
[#1354]
Artemis landed missions will require a number of available datasets, not only to determine what science will be done, but also for landing site safety.
Artemis landed missions will require a number of available datasets, not only to determine what science will be done, but also for landing site safety.
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