Communications Earth & Environment (Aug 2023)
Weak influence of the secondary surface processes on the regolith of Chang’E-5 landing site
- Junjie Li,
- Ziying Li,
- Zhixin Huang,
- Ting Li,
- Dongfa Guo,
- Hanbin Liu,
- Guang Fan,
- Mingkuan Qin,
- Liang Lei,
- Xin Zhou,
- Hailong Wang,
- Kaiyu Wang,
- Xiangbo Gao,
- Apeng Yu,
- Ruiping Liu,
- Jia Zhang,
- Liumin Deng,
- Sheng He,
- Yong Wu,
- Linfei Qiu
Affiliations
- Junjie Li
- Beijing Research Institute of Uranium Geology
- Ziying Li
- Beijing Research Institute of Uranium Geology
- Zhixin Huang
- Beijing Research Institute of Uranium Geology
- Ting Li
- Beijing Research Institute of Uranium Geology
- Dongfa Guo
- Beijing Research Institute of Uranium Geology
- Hanbin Liu
- Beijing Research Institute of Uranium Geology
- Guang Fan
- Beijing Research Institute of Uranium Geology
- Mingkuan Qin
- Beijing Research Institute of Uranium Geology
- Liang Lei
- Westlake University
- Xin Zhou
- National Institute of Measurement and Testing Technology
- Hailong Wang
- China Academy of Engineering Physics
- Kaiyu Wang
- Westlake University
- Xiangbo Gao
- Westlake University
- Apeng Yu
- Beijing Research Institute of Uranium Geology
- Ruiping Liu
- Beijing Research Institute of Uranium Geology
- Jia Zhang
- Beijing Research Institute of Uranium Geology
- Liumin Deng
- Beijing Research Institute of Uranium Geology
- Sheng He
- Beijing Research Institute of Uranium Geology
- Yong Wu
- Beijing Research Institute of Uranium Geology
- Linfei Qiu
- Beijing Research Institute of Uranium Geology
- DOI
- https://doi.org/10.1038/s43247-023-00937-9
- Journal volume & issue
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Vol. 4,
no. 1
pp. 1 – 9
Abstract
Soils at the Chang’E-5 landing site on the Moon were weakly influenced by secondary surface processes, according to analyses of light noble gas characteristics which are relatively less fractionated than those in other lunar soils
