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DescriptionLunaH-Map.jpg	English: LunaH-Map is a 6U CubeSat that will enter a polar orbit around the Moon with a low altitude (5-12km) perilune centered on the lunar South Pole. LunaH-Map carries two neutron spectrometers that will produce maps of near-surface hydrogen
Date	2 February 2016, 04:45:15
Source	http://www.nasa.gov/feature/lunah-map-university-built-cubesat-to-map-water-ice-on-the-moon
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