Noah E. Petro, Ph.D.
Affiliations: | 2007 | Brown University, Providence, RI |
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Sign in to add mentor| Carlé M. Pieters | grad student | 2007 | Brown | |
| (Provenance of lunar regolith components: Redistribution of material by craters from the heavy bombardment period through the Copernican era.) | ||||
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| Saxena P, Killen RM, Airapetian V, et al. (2019) Was the Sun a Slow Rotator? Sodium and Potassium Constraints from the Lunar Regolith The Astrophysical Journal. 876 |
| Schwadron N, Wilson J, Jordan A, et al. (2018) Using proton radiation from the moon to search for diurnal variation of regolith hydrogenation Planetary and Space Science. 162: 113-132 |
| Klima RL, Petro NE. (2017) Remotely distinguishing and mapping endogenic water on the Moon. Philosophical Transactions. Series a, Mathematical, Physical, and Engineering Sciences. 375 |
| Schmitt HH, Petro NE, Wells RA, et al. (2017) Revisiting the Field Geology of Taurus-Littrow Icarus. 298: 2-33 |
| Petro NE, Keller JW, Gaddis LR. (2017) Editorial Introduction: Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter, part II Icarus. 283: 1-1 |
| Saxena P, Elkins-Tanton L, Petro N, et al. (2017) A Model of the Primordial Lunar Atmosphere Earth and Planetary Science Letters. 474: 198-205 |
| Greenhagen BT, Neish CD, Williams JP, et al. (2016) Origin of the anomalously rocky appearance of Tsiolkovskiy crater Icarus. 273: 237-247 |
| Keller JW, Petro NE, Vondrak RR. (2016) The Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter Mission – Six years of science and exploration at the Moon Icarus. 273: 2-24 |
| Collier MR, Vondrak RR, Hoyt RP, et al. (2016) Tethered lunar subsatellites for multipoint and low altitude measurements Acta Astronautica. 128: 464-472 |
| Shearer CK, Elardo SM, Petro NE, et al. (2015) Origin of the lunar highlands Mg-suite: An integrated petrology, geochemistry, chronology, and remote sensing perspective American Mineralogist. 100: 294-325 |