Are the Earth and the Moon compositionally alike? Inferences on lunar composition and implications for lunar origin and evolution from geophysical modeling
A. Khan(United States Food and Drug Administration), J. A. D. Connolly(Planetary Science Institute), John Maclennan(University of Cambridge), S. R. Taylor(Adama (Israel))
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