Odyssey's GRS readings
p wrote:
What's quite interesting is that this signal comes only from the first few meters of soil depth, i.e. water may be easily accessable from most locations.
Alex writes:
In addition to the signal's strength, notable in and of itself due to the fact that the GRS is still not fully boom-deployed away from the spacecraft, what's interesting (at least to most scientists) is the latitudinal extent (equatorward of the poles) of the hydrogen signal, *AND* the strong (water) ice signal over the residual south polar cap.
Interesting...
Alex R. Blackwell
University of Hawaii