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Exploring the Moon's South Pole

Dr. Julie Stopar studies the places where water-ice could melt and interact with rocks and soil.

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Planetary Petrology

Dr. Justin Filiberto focuses on planetary petrology — the origin and evolution of rocks.

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Surface Processes: From Accretion Through Habitability

Dr. Edgard G. Rivera-Valentin investigates surface processes on solar system bodies.

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LPI Education and Public Engagement

The LPI Education and Public Engagement team brings the excitement of Earth and planetary science and exploration to diverse audiences.

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New Discoveries with Old Moon Rocks

Lunar rocks can also be found here on Earth. Lunar meteorites are pieces of rock broken off the Moon during impacts.

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LRO Explores the Moon

The Marius Hills region is known for its diversity of volcanic landforms: extensive mare basalt plains, small shield volcanoes, steep-sided cones of cinder and spatter, and sinuous rilles.

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GRAIL Explores the Moon

The Orientale basin is the youngest large impact basin on the Moon.

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Apollo 50: Next Giant Leap
The Lunar and Planetary Institute is proud to share our resources with the world as we celebrate the 50th anniversary of Apollo.
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The First Billion Years

Learn more about LPI's series of topical conferences emphasizing fundamental processes during The First Billlion Years.

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