Session 18. The Moon and Mercury Posters

Poster Group I, Monday-Wednesday, October 11, 1999, Kursaal Center

18.01 Mercury Sodium Atmosphere, Magnetosphere and Solar Wind

R.M. Killen (SwRI), B. Giles (Goddard SFC), A.E. Potter (LPI), B.V. Jackson (UCSD), J. Linker, Z. Mikic (SAIC)

18.02 New thermal evolution models suggesting a hot, partially molten Mercurian interior

V. Conzelmann, T. Spohn (Institut f\"ur Planetologie, WWU M\"unster, Germany)

18.03 Improving on the high latitude topography of the moon via precise timing of the Lunar Prospector radio occultations

S. W. Asmar (Dept. of Earth \& Space Sciences, UCLA \& JPL, Caltech), G. Schubert (Dept. of Earth \& Space Sciences, Inst. of Geophysics \& Planetary Physics, UCLA), A. S. Konopliv (JPL Caltech), W. Moore (Dept. of Earth \& Space Sciences, UCLA)

18.04 A Lunar Transient Event in Cobrahead

S. B. Calkins, B. J. Buratti, J. K. Hillier, T. H. McConnochie (Jet Propulsion Laboratory, Caltech)

18.05 3 Methods of Water Detection on the Surfaces of Atmosphereless Celestial Bodies: Alternative Explanations of the Observations

L.V. Starukhina (Astronomical Observatory of Kharkov University)

18.06 The Map of 3He Abundance for the Moon Nearside

V.G. Kaydash, Yu.G. Shkuratov, L.V. Starukhina (Kharkov State University, Ukraine)

18.07 Moon: Imaging spectroscopy of selected regional dark mantle deposits

S. Pinori, G. Bellucci (CNR - IFSI)

18.08 Evolution of a Circumterrestrial Disk and Formation of a Single Moon

E. Kokubo, J. Makino (University of Tokyo), S. Ida (Tokyo Institute of Technology)

18.09 Production of the Sodium Exosphere of the Moon

A.E. Potter (Lunar and Planetary Institute), T.H. Morgan (NASA Headquarters), R.M. Killen (Southwest Research Institute)

18.10 HST's First Lunar Spectra

I. Dashevsky (Space Telescope Science Institute), J. Caldwell (York Univ.), S. J. Kim (Kyunghee University)