A hypothesis on the locations of lunar gas venting
Both lunar transient phenomena and ^2^2^2Rn/^2^1^0Po anomalies observed by Apollo-15 and -16 orbital alpha spectrometers display preferences for certain kinds of locations: rims of circular maria and craters with central peaks and/or dark floors. If these classes of observations are due to lunar gas...
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