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Traversability conditions and landing site assessment map for the lunar south polar region.

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English: Traversability conditions and landing site assessment map for the lunar south polar region. The percentage of time that the surface will be illuminated and visible to the Earth is modeled for the expected Artemis timeframe (July 9, 2024 - June 11, 2025) at 500 m/pixel. Ideal conditions for surface activities (<10° slope and >45% sunlight (SUN) and Earth (E) line-of-sight) are indicated by light yellow. Areas indicative of potential water ice on the surface are shown in light pink.
Date 13 June 2023, 16:05:00 (upload date)
Source Mysteries Remain Frozen in our Celestial Backyard
Author NASA/GSFC/Arizona State University
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Polar Regions; Permanently Shadowed Regions
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