M3

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M3 is a NASA-designed imaging spectrometer that flew on India's Chandrayaan-1 lunar mission to map the Moon’s surface mineralogy and detect water and hydroxyl signatures.

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instanceOf imaging spectrometer ⓘ
spaceborne instrument ⓘ
acronym M3 ⓘ
collaboration NASA–ISRO cooperation on Chandrayaan-1 ⓘ
contributedToDiscovery water in sunlit regions of the Moon ⓘ
dataArchive NASA Planetary Data System ⓘ
dataProduct global maps of lunar hydration signatures ⓘ
lunar mineralogical maps ⓘ
dataUse resource prospecting for future lunar exploration ⓘ
study of lunar impact processes ⓘ
study of lunar volcanism ⓘ
designer NASA ⓘ
developer NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory ⓘ
discovered evidence for water and hydroxyl in high-latitude lunar regions ⓘ
widespread hydration on the lunar surface ⓘ
fieldOfStudy lunar geology ⓘ
planetary science ⓘ
spectroscopy ⓘ
fullName Moon Mineralogy Mapper ⓘ
fundingAgency NASA ⓘ
hostMissionCountry India ⓘ
hostMissionOperator Indian Space Research Organisation ⓘ
hostOrbit lunar polar orbit ⓘ
keySpectralRegion around 2.8–3.0 micrometres for water and hydroxyl detection ⓘ
launchAgencyOfHostMission Indian Space Research Organisation ⓘ
missionType remote sensing ⓘ
notableResult confirmation of hydration features in lunar highlands and maria ⓘ
improved global mineralogical maps of the Moon ⓘ
observationMode imaging spectroscopy ⓘ
operatedOnMission Chandrayaan-1 ⓘ
operationalStatus inactive ⓘ
platformType orbiter instrument ⓘ
primaryTarget Moon ⓘ
scientificObjective characterize lunar crustal composition ⓘ
detect hydroxyl signatures on the Moon ⓘ
detect water on the Moon ⓘ
identify and map lunar mafic minerals ⓘ
map lunar surface mineralogy ⓘ
support selection of future lunar landing sites ⓘ
spacecraft Chandrayaan-1 ⓘ
spectralRange visible to near-infrared ⓘ
spectralRangeLowerLimit approximately 0.43 micrometres ⓘ
spectralRangeUpperLimit approximately 3.0 micrometres ⓘ
targetBody Earth's Moon ⓘ
linked to: the Moon

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