Impacts drive lunar rockfalls over billions of years

Valentin Bickel(University of Bern), U. Mall(Max Planck Society), Jordan Aaron(ETH Zurich), Simon Loew(ETH Zurich), Andrea Manconi(ETH Zurich)

Nature Communications

June 8, 2020

10.1038/s41467-020-16653-3

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