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Investigating Lunar Secondary Cratering in the Copernicus Region

Sarah Marchione

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This presentation briefly summarizes how lunar secondary cratering around the Tycho and Copernicus regions may indicate surface age and our plan to continue this research in future work.

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This presentation briefly summarizes how lunar secondary cratering around the Tycho and Copernicus regions may indicate surface age and our plan to continue this research in future work.

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This presentation briefly summarizes how lunar secondary cratering around the Tycho and Copernicus regions may indicate surface age and our plan to continue this research in future work.

Key concepts: Copernicus, Astrobiology, Geology, Impact crater, Physics

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