- The Moon is Earth's only
natural satellite,
orbiting at an
average distance of 384399 km (238,854 mi; 30
Earths across). It
faces Earth always with the...
- kilometers. Today,
selenography is
considered to be a
subdiscipline of
selenology,
which itself is most
often referred to as
simply "lunar science." The...
-
planets and
their moons. This
includes the
subdisciplines of
lunar geology,
selenology, and
martian geology, areology. Sedimentology: the
study of sedimentary...
- "the
geology of Mars" and "Lunar geology".
Specialized terms such as
selenology (studies of the Moon),
areology (of Mars), etc., are also in use. Although...
- of the Moon,
particularly lunar geology, is
sometimes referred to as
selenology, and its
practitioners selenologists, to
distinguish from Earth-based...
- The
geology of the Moon (sometimes
called selenology,
although the
latter term can
refer more
generally to "lunar science") is
quite different from that...
- Alternatively, VSE
could afford advances in
other scientific research (astronomy,
selenology), in-situ
lunar business industries, and lunar-space tourism. The VSE...
- paraselene, selaphobia, Selene, selenium, selenocentric, selenography,
selenology sell- saddle, seat
Latin sella sella turcica sema- sign Gr**** σῆμα (sêma)...
-
major contribution to the field. His last book,
Geology as
applied to
Selenology,
published just a year
before his death, has been criticised, but was...
-
developed a
training plan to
teach the
astronauts the
fundamentals of
selenology, the
geology of the Moon. In
January 1963 they went to Flagstaff, Arizona...
