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Map Quadrangles of the Geologic Atlas of the Moon (Scale 1:2 500 000)

By: Ouyang Ziyuan(Editor), Liu Jianzhong(Editor)
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Map Quadrangles of the Geologic Atlas of the Moon
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The Chinese Academy of Sciences (CAS) has released the highest-resolution geological maps of the Moon yet. Map Quadrangles of the Geologic Atlas of the Moon comprises 30 sector diagrams which together form a visualization of the whole Moon and accompanies The Geologic Atlas of the Lunar Globe that is available separately.

Editor Liu Jianzhong has commented that "The world has witnessed significant progress in the field of lunar exploration and scientific research over the past decades, which have greatly improved our understanding of the moon. However, the lunar geologic maps published during the Apollo era have not been changed for about half a century, and are still being used for lunar geological research. With the improvements of lunar geologic studies, those old maps can no longer meet the needs of future scientific research and lunar exploration".

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By: Ouyang Ziyuan(Editor), Liu Jianzhong(Editor)
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