 Combined with other features the probe was, for the first time, able to map the chemical structure of large sections of the Lunar landscape . Manuel Grande, the University of Wales scientist in charge of the camera, said: "What was particularly pleasing was the calcium signal [...] This is the first time we've been able to take an inventory of all the rock-forming elements of the moon."
<clarity>  Combined with other features the probe was, for the first time, able to map the chemical structure of large sections of the Lunar landscape . Manuel Grande, the University of Wales scientist in charge of the camera, said: "What was particularly pleasing was the calcium signal [...] This is the first time we've been able to take an inventory of all the rock-forming elements of the moon."
 Combined with other features the probe was, for the first time, able to map the chemical structure of large sections of the . Manuel Grande, the University of Wales scientist in charge of the camera, said: "What was particularly pleasing was the calcium signal [...] This is the first time we've been able to take an inventory of all the rock-forming elements of the moon."