NASA's Moon Chemistry Analysis Plan
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•NASA proposes new kind of moon shot: Literally shooting the moon
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NASA has proposed shooting at the moon to further our understanding of what it's made of.
The out-of-this-world plan would involve an astronaut or rover using a special gun to shoot sensors into the soil.
These sensors would be miniaturized spectrometers, which would use a special type of diffraction called Fresnel diffraction.
The moon's regolith is the layer of loose, fragmented material made up of a variety of materials.
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