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CHRONOLOGICAL LISTING OF LUNAR EVENTS

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J. M. BurleyLaboratory for Theoret ical StudiesNASA Goddard Space Flight CenterGreenbelt, Maryland


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CHRONOLOGICAL LISTING OF LUNAR EVENTSbY

B. M. Middlehurst and J. M . Burley

INTRODUCTIONThe catalogue of lunar events which follows contains all information avail-

able to the authors up to April 15, 1966 Column 1 gives a running number,column 2 the date of occurrence, column 3 the s ite and duration of the event,column 4 a short description of the phenomenon, column 5 the name(s) of theobserver o r obse rvers, and column 6 the number of the refe rence. Th e refer-ences are lis ted following the catalogue.

A lunar event may be defined he re a s a temporary change in the appearanceof a lunar feature, involving a limited are a (in most cases, of dimensions of af e w kilometers) of the lunar surface. For the sake of easy reference, however,re po rt s of so-called luminescence, marked with a double ast eri sk, have beenincluded in the catalogue, although in two cases these involve rather largerareas of the moon (Catalogue Nos. 195 and 200 .

The list of lunar events is as complete as w e have been able to make it.Final revisions w i l l involve checking of the remaining pr imary references, afew of which w e still have to find.

We have not used re po rt s of events which, f o r one reason o r another(e. g., through specia l lighting effects, multiple reflections, and changes ofappearance caused by librat ion), were considered to be spurious. No re po rt sof apparently permanent changes a r e included. Many have been reported fo rsites such as Messier, Lime/, and Bartlett, but in most case s, the evidence forreal change is not conclusive.

W e wish to record with gratitude help given by Miss B. Welther andDr. G. Fielder in locating many old papers unavailable in Tucson, and thecontribution of data by D r s . J. Larink, J. O'Keefe, and P. Treanor, S. J.,Mrs. W. Cameron and especially by P. Moore. E. Whitaker has kindly checkedthe evaluation of doubtful cases.

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