Early Results from the Odyssey THEMIS Investigation

نویسندگان

  • Philip R. Christensen
  • Joshua L. Bandfield
  • James F. Bell
  • Victoria E. Hamilton
  • Anton Ivanov
  • Bruce M. Jakosky
  • Hugh H. Kieffer
  • Melissa D. Lane
  • Michael C. Malin
  • Timothy McConnochie
  • Alfred S. McEwen
  • Harry Y. McSween
  • Jeffery E. Moersch
  • Kenneth H. Nealson
  • James W. Rice
  • Mark I. Richardson
  • Steven W. Ruff
  • Michael D. Smith
  • Timothy N. Titus
چکیده

Bell, III, Victoria E. Hamilton, Anton Ivanov, Bruce M. Jakosky, Hugh H. Kieffer, Melissa D. Lane, Michael C. Malin, Timothy McConnochie, Alfred S. McEwen, Harry Y. McSween, Jr., Jeffery E. Moersch, Kenneth H. Nealson, James W. Rice, Jr., Mark I. Richardson, Steven W. Ruff, Michael D. Smith, Timothy N. Titus, Dept. of Geological Sciences, Arizona State University; [email protected], Cornell University, University of Hawaii, Jet Propulsion Laboratory, University of Colorado, USGS Flagstaff, Planetary Science Institute, Malin Space Science Systems, University of Arizona, University of Tennessee, University of Southern California, California Institute of Technology, Goddard Space Flight Center.

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تاریخ انتشار 2003