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A thermal infrared camera aboard a lunar lander scheduled to head to the moon as early as 2022 could help determine which regions on the lunar surface have water trapped in them.<\/p>\n

Assistant Professor of Physics<\/a> Kerri Donaldson Hanna is working with University of Colorado Boulder Professor Paul Hayne on NASA\u2019s Lunar Compact InfraRed Imaging System (L-CIRiS). \u00a0Hayne is the principal investigator on the project in partnership with Ball Aerospace.<\/p>\n

The L-CIRiS instrument will scan the landing site and collect thermal images of the lunar surface. These images will be used to create maps of the moon giving scientists a better understanding of the composition and physical properties of the regolith and rocks directly at the landing site, Donaldson Hanna says. This particular instrument is expected to be sent to the south pole of the moon.<\/p>\n

\u201cThe south pole is tantalizing to us, because observations from multiple spacecraft have suggested the south pole could hold water ice and other materials seen as the building blocks of life,\u201d Donaldson Hanna says. \u201cThe camera is set up to search for areas cold enough to retain water and volatiles like carbon dioxide, methane, and sulfur-bearing species.<\/p>\n

She emphasizes the importance of this work for the future of long-term space exploration or habitation.<\/p>\n

“If we ever want to send humans for a longer term to the moon and Mars we need to know what resources are available on the moon and elsewhere,\u201d she says. \u201cWhat we learn will not only help us understand the moon, but it will give us insight into potential resources on asteroids and other planetary bodies.\u201d<\/p>\n

Donaldson Hanna\u2019s experience on other lunar missions including the Diviner Lunar Radiometer Experiment on board NASA\u2019s Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter made her one of the best-qualified people to tackle the compositional analysis on this mission. \u00a0Donaldson Hanna\u2019s contributions on Diviner helped produce the first compositional maps of the moon\u2019s crust based on its thermally emitted radiation.<\/p>\n

Donaldson Hanna and undergraduate student Adam Bedel have been working to select filters for the thermal camera so it can collect the best high-resolution images for mapping the composition of the surface around the landing site. Finding the right set of filters is no easy task. In total there will be four filters on the thermal camera and Donaldson Hanna and Bedel are selecting three of them for the compositional data set.\u00a0 The team has been numerically modeling the best combination of filters using code previously developed for Diviner and spectral measurements of lunar soil samples from the Apollo missions in Donaldson Hanna\u2019s lab at 麻豆原创.<\/p>\n

\u201cI repurposed code from the Diviner Lunar Radiometer to optimize infrared filters for maximum signal-to-noise ratio, which will be used to help diagnose the mineralogy of lunar soil,\u201d Bedel says. \u201cThe work done by the L-CIRiS team is crucial to our understanding of the formation of the moon and our solar system. By learning how the moon formed, we will be able to create new models for planet formation and better predict the presence of Earth-like exoplanets around distant stars.\u201d<\/p>\n

Donaldson Hanna\u2019s is now working on three moon-based mission. She continues to work on the Diviner mission, which is ongoing and she is also part of NASA\u2019s Lunar Trailblazer mission<\/a> to map the water cycle on the moon, which is scheduled to launch in 2025.<\/p>\n

L-CIRiS will head to the south pole of the moon on board Masten\u2019s XL-1 lunar lander as part of NASA\u2019sCommercial Lunar Payload Services<\/a>\u00a0(CLPS) program, which is part of the Artemis program. Instruments from other research institutions will join L-CIRiS on the XL-1 lander and are expected to launch to the moon in 2022 as a non-crewed demonstration mission ahead of sending astronauts there by 2024.<\/p>\n

For Bedel, who is majoring in computational physics<\/a> and minoring in mathematics<\/a>, computer science<\/a>, and astronomy<\/a>, is working on the project is helping him achieve one of his childhood dreams.<\/p>\n

\u201cI’ve always wanted to work on NASA projects; since I was a boy in grade school, I would always tell my teachers how someday I would build rockets and go to the moon,\u201d he says. \u201cThat passion for discovery has never left me and my dream of assisting in missions to outer space is being realized.\u201d<\/p>\n

Donaldson Hanna received her bachelor\u2019s degree in space sciences from Florida Institute of Technology in 1999, her master\u2019s degree in geological sciences from Brown University in 2010, and her doctorate in geological sciences from Brown University in 2013. Donaldson Hanna was a postdoctoral researcher within the Atmospheric, Oceanic and Planetary Physics sub-department at the University of Oxford before receiving a UK Space Agency Aurora Research Fellowship to continue her research at Oxford for an additional 3.5 years. While at Oxford, she held a Junior Research Fellowship at Christ Church College and was awarded the early career Winton Capital Geophysics Award from the Royal Astronomical Society. She joined 麻豆原创 in 2019.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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