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  Article published in 1971 that recognized many lunar basins and that many of the light-hued smooth materials in them were probably mare lavas that had been lightened by time. <br /> <br />  
 
  Article published in 1971 that recognized many lunar basins and that many of the light-hued smooth materials in them were probably mare lavas that had been lightened by time. <br /> <br />  
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  Bill Hartmann and Charles Wood (1971) [http://adsabs.harvard.edu/abs/1971Moon....3....3H Moon: Origin and evolution of multi-ring basins.] ''Moon 3'', 3-78.<br /> <br />
 
  Bill Hartmann and Charles Wood (1971) [http://adsabs.harvard.edu/abs/1971Moon....3....3H Moon: Origin and evolution of multi-ring basins.] ''Moon 3'', 3-78.<br /> <br />
 
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(glossary entry)


Description

Article published in 1971 that recognized many lunar basins and that many of the light-hued smooth materials in them were probably mare lavas that had been lightened by time. 

Additional Information


LPOD Articles


Bibliography

Bill Hartmann and Charles Wood (1971) Moon: Origin and evolution of multi-ring basins. Moon 3, 3-78.