High-speed imaging of four lunar impact flashes reveals lower variance in initial intensity than total energy and no correlation between them, suggesting decoupled vapor and ejecta phases.
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Highland lunar impact flashes decay more slowly and last longer than mare flashes, indicating that early cratering stages depend on lunar surface lithology.
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High-Speed Observations of Lunar Impact Flashes
High-speed imaging of four lunar impact flashes reveals lower variance in initial intensity than total energy and no correlation between them, suggesting decoupled vapor and ejecta phases.
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Mare versus highland lunar impact flash light curve dichotomy
Highland lunar impact flashes decay more slowly and last longer than mare flashes, indicating that early cratering stages depend on lunar surface lithology.