WCU professor collaborates with NASA using $50M DIMPLE to explore moon mysteries
A Western Carolina University associate professor is once again taking her expertise to NASA.
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A Western Carolina University associate professor is once again taking her expertise to NASA.
This knowledge gathered by it can in particular be applied to other planetary bodies we hope to explore, like Mars.
An unusual lunar feature, Saturn’s shining rings, and Mars’ complex gullies.
San Antonio TX (SPX) Jul 20, 2023 - NASA has selected Southwest Research Institute to lead a $50 million lunar lander/rover instrument suite, Dating an Irregular Mare Patch with a Lunar Explorer, or DIMPLE, designed to understand if t
NASA's DIMPLE instrument will investigate "irregular mare patches" on the Moon to help scientists understand important questions about the celestial body, our planet and the solar system itself.