NASA’s Plan to Study Lunar Craters by “Shooting the Moon” with Mini-Spectrometers
NASA has developed a new method for studying the lunar surface by shooting miniaturized spectrometers into the moon’s soil. These tiny sensors, embedded in bullet-like casings, analyze the composition of the lunar regolith quickly and efficiently. Using Fresnel diffraction, the compact spectrometers work at shorter distances, allowing for high-quality data collection, the Daily Galaxy has reported. This innovation could enhance lunar exploration by enabling widespread … Continue reading NASA’s Plan to Study Lunar Craters by “Shooting the Moon” with Mini-Spectrometers
