Tracking down resources on the Moon is a critical process if humanity decides to settle there permanently. However, some of our best resources to do that currently are orbiting satellites who use various wavelengths to scan the Moon and determine what the local environment is made out of. One potential confounding factor in those scans is space weathering - i.e. how the lunar surface might change based on bombardment from both the solar wind and micrometeroid impacts. A new paper from a research...
Tracking down resources on the Moon is a critical process if humanity decides to settle there permanently. However, some of our best resources to do that currently are orbiting satellites who use various wavelengths to scan the Moon and determine what the local environment is made out of. One potential confounding factor in those scans is space weathering - i.e. how the lunar surface might change based on bombardment from both the solar wind and micrometeroid impacts. A new paper from a research...
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