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#           Lunar Legacy at the USGS Astrogeology Science Center      

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      By Astrogeology Science Center      July 1, 2019    

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Click on the links below to explore USGS Astrogeology Center's involvement in the Apollo program and lunar legacy:

### Grover Photo Collection

View the online collection of historic photos of the grover. 

Grover Collection

### Astrogeology's First Published Lunar Map

Learn about the space race and what went into producing the first lunar map.

First Lunar Map

### Pioneers of Astrogeology

Learn about the founding members of Astrogeology.

Meet the Pioneers

 

 

 

 

Below are other science projects associated with this project.

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March 27, 2019

####                 Grover Photo Collection              

Astrogeology Science Center

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March 27, 2019

####   Grover Photo Collection

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####                 Astrolink Online Exhibits              

**The NASA/USGS Astrolink is dedicated to providing online exhibits** of archived materials. Astrolink houses a large collection of historical artifacts in relation to space exploration, map-making, and planetary geology.

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####   Astrolink Online Exhibits

**The NASA/USGS Astrolink is dedicated to providing online exhibits** of archived materials. Astrolink houses a large collection of historical artifacts in relation to space exploration, map-making, and planetary geology.

Learn More

link

####                 1961: USGS Astrogeology's First Published Map              

**The race to the moon began on August 17, 1958**, and the Soviet Union won. This isn't the opening line of an alternate history story; rather, it is an acknowledgment that more than one moon race took place. The first, with the goal of launching a small automated spacecraft to the moon, began with the liftoff of the Able 1 lunar orbiter, a 38-kilogram U.S. Air Force (USAF) probe. (It was later re

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####   1961: USGS Astrogeology's First Published Map

**The race to the moon began on August 17, 1958**, and the Soviet Union won. This isn't the opening line of an alternate history story; rather, it is an acknowledgment that more than one moon race took place. The first, with the goal of launching a small automated spacecraft to the moon, began with the liftoff of the Able 1 lunar orbiter, a 38-kilogram U.S. Air Force (USAF) probe. (It was later re

Learn More

link

September 12, 2018

####                 Astrolink              

Astrogeology Science Center, Planetary Geologic Mapping

link

September 12, 2018

####   Astrolink

Learn More

Click on the links below to explore USGS Astrogeology Center's involvement in the Apollo program and lunar legacy:

### Grover Photo Collection

View the online collection of historic photos of the grover. 

Grover Collection

### Astrogeology's First Published Lunar Map

Learn about the space race and what went into producing the first lunar map.

First Lunar Map

### Pioneers of Astrogeology

Learn about the founding members of Astrogeology.

Meet the Pioneers

 

 

 

 

Below are other science projects associated with this project.

link

March 27, 2019

####                 Grover Photo Collection              

Astrogeology Science Center

link

March 27, 2019

####   Grover Photo Collection

Learn More

link

####                 Astrolink Online Exhibits              

**The NASA/USGS Astrolink is dedicated to providing online exhibits** of archived materials. Astrolink houses a large collection of historical artifacts in relation to space exploration, map-making, and planetary geology.

link

####   Astrolink Online Exhibits

**The NASA/USGS Astrolink is dedicated to providing online exhibits** of archived materials. Astrolink houses a large collection of historical artifacts in relation to space exploration, map-making, and planetary geology.

Learn More

link

####                 1961: USGS Astrogeology's First Published Map              

**The race to the moon began on August 17, 1958**, and the Soviet Union won. This isn't the opening line of an alternate history story; rather, it is an acknowledgment that more than one moon race took place. The first, with the goal of launching a small automated spacecraft to the moon, began with the liftoff of the Able 1 lunar orbiter, a 38-kilogram U.S. Air Force (USAF) probe. (It was later re

link

####   1961: USGS Astrogeology's First Published Map

**The race to the moon began on August 17, 1958**, and the Soviet Union won. This isn't the opening line of an alternate history story; rather, it is an acknowledgment that more than one moon race took place. The first, with the goal of launching a small automated spacecraft to the moon, began with the liftoff of the Able 1 lunar orbiter, a 38-kilogram U.S. Air Force (USAF) probe. (It was later re

Learn More

link

September 12, 2018

####                 Astrolink              

Astrogeology Science Center, Planetary Geologic Mapping

link

September 12, 2018

####   Astrolink

Learn More