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The USGS Astrogeology Science Center provides various tools and web-based services to facilitate research through image location services (PILOT), live basemaps (Astro Webs Maps), image processing and map projection pipelines (POW),  Analysis Ready Data available through the SpatioTemporal Asset Catalog (STAC), and Map-a-Planet.

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Discovery of coesite at the Barringer Meteorite Crater, Arizona- 19600101 Discovery of coesite at the Barringer Meteorite Crater, Arizona- 19600101

This is a paper discussing the discovery of coesite at the Barringer Meteorite Crater, AZ.
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Geochemistry of the Frenchy Incline Uranium Deposit, San Miguel County, Colorado - 19610101 Geochemistry of the Frenchy Incline Uranium Deposit, San Miguel County, Colorado - 19610101

This is an examination of the geochemistry of the uranium deposit at the Frenchy Incline, and possible ways the deposit has come into existence.
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Late Paleozoic and Early Mesozoic Structural History of the Uncompahgre Front- 19600101 Late Paleozoic and Early Mesozoic Structural History of the Uncompahgre Front- 19600101

This is an examination the late Paleozoic and Early Mesozoic structural history of the Uncompahgre front and the Paradox Basin.
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Interplanetary Correlation of Geologic Time - 19610201 Interplanetary Correlation of Geologic Time - 19610201

This is an examination methods of correlation used to determine the age of craters.
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Ballistics of the ray system and the origin of lunar crater Copernicus- 19600101 Ballistics of the ray system and the origin of lunar crater Copernicus- 19600101

Abstract concerning the ray system of the lunar crater Copernicus.
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Penetration Mechanics of High Velocity Meteorites - 19600101 Penetration Mechanics of High Velocity Meteorites - 19600101

This is a discussion on the penetration of meteorites as opposed to nuclear impact cratering.
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New Evidence for the Impact Origin of the Ries Basin, Bavaria, Germany - 19600101 New Evidence for the Impact Origin of the Ries Basin, Bavaria, Germany - 19600101

This is an examination of the creation of the Ries Basin in Bavaria, Germany.
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On Comet Origins - 19610116 On Comet Origins - 19610116

This is a paper about the properties of comets and a theory of how they might come about.
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Letter to Shoemaker from O'Keefe - 19600314 Letter to Shoemaker from O'Keefe - 19600314

This is a letter from John O'Keefe to Eugene Shoemaker discussing Lunar rays and formulas for computing impact crater ray formation.
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Discovery of Coesite at Meteor Crater, Arizona (draft and discussion notes) - 19600101 Discovery of Coesite at Meteor Crater, Arizona (draft and discussion notes) - 19600101

This is a draft manuscript and notes between authors discussing the discovery of Coesite at the Barringer Meteorite Crater, AZ.
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Letter from Shoemaker to Henderson Concerning Meteor Crater Samples - 19600610 Letter from Shoemaker to Henderson Concerning Meteor Crater Samples - 19600610

This is a letter from E. M. Shoemaker to E. P. Henderson requesting samples from Meter Crater, AZ, that were being held there.
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Astrogeology Science Center Eugene Shoemaker Collection Astrogeology Science Center Eugene Shoemaker Collection

A set of data releases from the Astrogeology Shoemaker collection. This work was funded through an NGGDPP award (2023-0017). They include unpublished works, maps and correspondence.
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