NASA to Release Enhanced Radar Imagery of Lunar South Pole

WASHINGTON -- NASA scientists have obtained the highest resolution terrain mapping to date of the moon's rugged south polar region and will discuss the imagery Wednesday, Feb. 27, at the 3rd Space Exploration Conference in Denver.

At noon MST on Feb. 27, terrain maps of the moon’s south pole and other images will be available online. See full release for link.

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Not big news, but hopefully some new images to enjoy.

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