But scientists could piggyback on those journeys to study topics such as the plasma environment around the lunar poles, or to begin establishing a network of geophysical landers that would listen
for moonquakes.
Not exact matches
This equipment monitored the moon's meager atmosphere, listened
for the faint rumbles of
moonquakes and asteroid impacts and measured lunar heat flow.
For unclear reasons, deep
moonquakes seem largely confined to the side of the moon facing Earth.