On the nonuniform cooling behavior of the eclipsed Moon

On the nonuniform cooling behavior of the eclipsed Moon

by Boeing Scientific Research Laboratories. Geo-astrophysics Laboratory, D. F. Winter

Part of Boeing Scientific Research Laboratories document -- D1-82-0531

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Anomalous cooling of certain regions of the Moon during an eclipse may be attributable to preferential surface roughness on a centimeter scale. Several arguments are presented in support of this hypothesis and a quantitative illustration is displayed. Implications with regard to lunar crater evolution are discussed briefly.

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