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Variation in Lunar Regolith Space Weathering Relative to Latitude and Wavelength

  • Authors: C. Dany Waller, J. T. S. Cahill, K. D. Retherford, B. D. Byron, M. J. Poston, L. O. Magaña, A. R. Hendrix

C. Dany Waller et al 2026 The Planetary Science Journal 7 .

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(a) Spearman correlation coefficient strength as a function of wavelength for the total (global), maria, and highlands trends. The maria show a consistent correlation at all wavelengths of reflectance with latitude. The highlands show a variable strength correlation of reflectance with latitude, with the strongest correlation in FUV. (b) Statistical significance of correlation as a function of wavelength for the total (global), maria, and highlands trends. Data are shown in log scale. All regions show greater than 3σ significance.

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