After a year circling the moon with a diverse array of instruments, LRO has revealed detailed images far different from the ones Brown University geology professor Jim Head used when he worked in the Apollo program, _________________________________. Brown says the lunar maps back then were based on images with lower resolution and limited viewing angles, which meant that deciding where astronauts could land involved a fair amount of guesswork.
"But what we have here with the LOLA instrument is in fact the ability to create topographic maps that actually look like images. _________________________________which we've combined together to create these global topographic maps and they give us an even portrayal of the topography, _________________________________."
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作者: herman_liu76 时间: 2014-12-3 12:50
which sent the first man to the moon in 1968.
so we have over 2 and a half billion shoots of laser data.
largerly comprose infacts creators over the whole surfaces of the moon.作者: susan.sui 时间: 2014-12-4 16:09
which first sent from the moon in 1968
so we have over 2.5 billion shots of major data
largely composed interpreter the whole surfaces of the moon作者: laura6688 时间: 2014-12-5 14:46
which sent the first man to the moon in 1968.
so we have over 2 and a half billion shoots of laser data.
largerly comprose infacts creators over the whole surfaces of the moon.
