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Brown researchers develop new method for mapping the moon’s surface

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Over 50 years ago, NASA put a man on the moon - now they want to do it again. But to ensure the safety of their crew, they will need a better understanding of its topography. A new collaboration between a Brown professor and an alum might just be the missing piece.A paper published earlier this year by Benjamin Boatwright PhD'22 and James Head PhD'69, a professor of earth, environmental and planetary sciences, proposes new refinement to current …

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