Lunar Crater Observation and Sensing Satellite (French Wikipedia)

Analysis of information sources in references of the Wikipedia article "Lunar Crater Observation and Sensing Satellite" in French language version.

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« Press kit LRO LCROS », NASA, p. 28
« Press kit LRO LCROS », NASA, p. 7
« LCROSS.Astronomer.Justification.v4 », NASA, p. 6
« LCROSS.Astronomer.Justification.v4 », NASA, p. 28
« Press kit LRO LCROS », NASA, p. 7-8
« Press kit LRO LCROS », NASA, p. 30
(en) NASA LCROSS Observation campaign, campagne d'observation LCROSS NASA (visité le 29 septembre 2009).
(en) « Press kit LRO LCROS », NASA, p. 29
« LCROS : Strategy & Astronomer Observation Campaign », NASA

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« NASA'S LCROSS Reveals Target Crater for Lunar South Pole Impacts », 11 septembre 2009 (consulté le 12 septembre 2009)
(en) « LCROSS Impact Data Indicates Water on Moon », 13 novembre 2009

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(en) George Musser, « LCROSS strikes Earth's moon as other moons continue to puzzle: Fourth dispatch from the annual planets meeting », Scientific American, 9 octobre 2009 : « Shortly before the spacecraft itself hit, word came through that the infrared camera had indeed seen a thermal signature of the booster's crater. This comment was barely audible, though, over the bemused laughter as images of the mission control center showed one controller conspicuously failing to respond to another's high five »

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(en) « Hubble Observes LCROSS Impact Event », 9 octobre 2009 (consulté le 11 octobre 2009)

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(en) Seth Borenstein, « NASA probes give moon a double smack », Associated Press, 9 octobre 2009 (consulté le 9 octobre 2009)

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(en) George Musser, « LCROSS strikes Earth's moon as other moons continue to puzzle: Fourth dispatch from the annual planets meeting », Scientific American, 9 octobre 2009 : « Shortly before the spacecraft itself hit, word came through that the infrared camera had indeed seen a thermal signature of the booster's crater. This comment was barely audible, though, over the bemused laughter as images of the mission control center showed one controller conspicuously failing to respond to another's high five »