LACE

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LACE is a scientific instrument designed to study and analyze the composition of the Moon’s tenuous atmosphere.

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instanceOf lunar scientific instrument ⓘ
mass spectrometer ⓘ
analyzes composition of the Moon’s atmosphere ⓘ
category lunar surface experiment ⓘ
spaceborne scientific instrument ⓘ
contributesTo comparative studies of exospheres of airless bodies ⓘ
knowledge of volatile transport on the Moon ⓘ
dataType in-situ atmospheric composition data ⓘ
mass spectra ⓘ
designedFor high-sensitivity detection of trace gases ⓘ
long-duration monitoring of lunar atmospheric composition ⓘ
detects argon in lunar atmosphere ⓘ
helium in lunar atmosphere ⓘ
neon in lunar atmosphere ⓘ
noble gases in lunar atmosphere ⓘ
other trace gases in lunar atmosphere ⓘ
environment ultra-high vacuum of lunar exosphere ⓘ
field lunar science ⓘ
planetary science ⓘ
space physics ⓘ
fullName Lunar Atmospheric Composition Experiment ⓘ
measures diurnal variations in lunar atmosphere ⓘ
isotopic composition of lunar atmospheric species ⓘ
mass spectra of lunar exospheric gases ⓘ
neutral gas composition ⓘ
temporal variations in lunar atmospheric density ⓘ
operatedOn lunar surface ⓘ
operatesIn low-pressure gas environment ⓘ
operationalMode in-situ sampling of ambient gases ⓘ
relevance informing future lunar exploration and resource studies ⓘ
providing constraints for models of exospheres ⓘ
understanding evolution of the Moon’s atmosphere ⓘ
scientificObjective constrain surface–exosphere interactions on the Moon ⓘ
determine composition of the lunar exosphere ⓘ
investigate sources and sinks of lunar atmospheric gases ⓘ
study interaction of solar radiation with lunar atmosphere ⓘ
study temporal variability of the lunar atmosphere ⓘ
studies lunar atmosphere ⓘ
tenuous lunar exosphere ⓘ
subjectOf lunar atmospheric composition studies ⓘ
scientific publications on the lunar exosphere ⓘ
targetBody Moon ⓘ
usesMethod mass spectrometry ⓘ

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