SELENOLOGY TODAY

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C. Wöhler

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Issue 16 October 2009 ST 16 content: Three unusual flashes: detection of the military US satellite USA 142 A Shape-from-Shading Refined method for Lunar Domes Heights derived from Carlotto Algorithm: application of an empirical formula Special report. An Impact on Jupiter and the Evolution of the Dark Spot Observation of the impact scar

Selenology Today is devoted to the publication of contributions in the field of lunar studies. Manuscripts reporting the results of new research concerning the astronomy, geology, physics, chemistry, and other scientific aspects of Earth’s Moon are welcome.

Selenology Today publishes papers devoted exclusively to the Moon. Reviews, historical papers, and manuscripts describing observing or spacecraft instrumentation are considered.

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LCROSS IMPACT DAY

The impact date is on October 9, 2009 at 11:30 UT. The impact will not be observable from Europe, Africa and Asia. The selected crater is a 17km diameter unnamed crater on the northwest rim of 48 km diameter Cabeus A.
The Geologic Lunar Research group (GLR) set out to coordinate its team of American observers for this impact event. This will be done completely through the internet, specifically through the use of e-mail. The editorial Board of Selenology Today will collect images including possible primary analysis if any impact effect will be detected with amateur instrumentation.

We invite all readers of Selenology Today to send possible observations (positive or negative) or own articles to editorial board.

Consolidated Lunar Dome Catalogue

by GLR Group

Revised catalogue of lunar domes (2005)

by Kapral and Garfinkle