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High-resolution Synthetic Aperture Radar Observations of the Moon
註釋The comparison of these measurements to a model of quasi-specular and diffuse backscatter from surface and sub-surface structures yielded estimates of the surface dielectric constant and showed that sub-surface quasi-specular scattering is required for this model to explain the linearly polarized backscatter power. Images of the Lunar poles show enhanced backscatter with a circular polarization ratio of approximately 0.9 from the radar facing inner walls and ejecta of several impact craters.