Symposium - International Astronomical Union · 1962 · 13 citations · 3 references
Natural SciencesAstronomyEarth SciencesAtmospheric RadiationRadiation PhysicsRadio AstronomyLunar GeologyPlanetary MoonsRadiative EquilibriumRadiative ProcessesRadio SpectroscopySolar RadiationRadio Continuum EmissionRadio Emission MechanismsSolar Radio EmissionSurface Emissivity EffectsSurface-radiation Interaction
Recently experimental data have been obtained on lunar radio emission which enable one to solve the problem as to which model of structure for its upper layer corresponds to reality: single layer (homogeneous structure of the covering) or a widely distributed two-layer-dust cover [1]. They also enable one to draw more definite conclusions as to the physical properties, thermal conditions, and structure of lunar material.
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The Surface Temperature of the Moon
JC Jaeger · Australian Journal of Physics · 1953 · 110 citations · Full text
Sub-surface Temperatures on the Moon
J. C. Jaeger · Nature · 1959 · 20 citations