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The Apollo 17 Regolith: Induced Thermoluminescence Evidence for Formation by a Single Event ~100 Million Years Ago and Possibly the Presence of Tycho Material

Authors

Alexander SehlkeDerek Sears


Description

This dataset contains all thermoluminescence glow curves for this study, including metadata. The data are used to gain insights into the depositional history of the Apollo 17 deep drill core as recorded in sections 70001-70006, and to investigate the effects of cold curation.


Mission

Apollo 17

Samples

70180
70006
70005
70004
72321
72320
76240
70003
70002
70001

How To Cite

Alexander Sehlke, Sears, D., 2025. The Apollo 17 Regolith: Induced Thermoluminescence Evidence for Formation by a Single Event ~100 Million Years Ago and Possibly the Presence of Tycho Material, Version 1.0. Astromaterials Data Archive. https://doi.org/10.60520/IEDA/113758 Accessed 2026-09-29.

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Date Created

May 30, 2025

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Related Publication

Shelke, A. and Sears, D. W. G. and the ANGSA Science Team (2024) "The Apollo 17 Regolith: Induced Thermoluminescence Evidence for Formation by a Single Event ~100 Million Years Ago and Possibly the Presence of Tycho Material". Journal of Geophysical Research: Planets, 129, e2023JE008083

Funding Sources

NASA 80NSSC22M0106

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