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Article about discovery of magmatic water on the central peak of Bullialdus crater. | Article about discovery of magmatic water on the central peak of Bullialdus crater. | ||
− | http://scitechdaily.com/scientists-detect-magmatic-water-in-bullialdus-crater-on-the-moon/ | + | http://scitechdaily.com/scientists-detect-magmatic-water-in-bullialdus-crater-on-the-moon/ If I understand it correctly, and I'm not sure I do, but the magmatice water on Bullialdus' central peak was brought up from deep within the Moon when the central peak rebounded from the projectile impact. This gives us a small look at the composition of the lower layers of the Moon's crust. Please some one correct me if I'm wrong. |
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Article about discovery of magmatic water on the central peak of Bullialdus crater.
http://scitechdaily.com/scientists-detect-magmatic-water-in-bullialdus-crater-on-the-moon/ If I understand it correctly, and I'm not sure I do, but the magmatice water on Bullialdus' central peak was brought up from deep within the Moon when the central peak rebounded from the projectile impact. This gives us a small look at the composition of the lower layers of the Moon's crust. Please some one correct me if I'm wrong.
Ron
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Wikipedia article on magmatice water:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Magmatic_water
Ron
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This is a Clementine color ratio of Bullialdus crater:
Sorry, I'm getting a little carried away here. Ha! Don't know why particularly, but Bullialdus is one or my favorite craters to observe in my telescope, Ron
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Here is a nice oblique view. Sorry I don't know the source of the image. Apollo 16? Has the look of LROC about it though.
Ron
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