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    Results from Observations

    Infrared

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    3 September 2006

    A contour map of the flash, so bright that it is saturated, shows that the North (top) and South (bottom) of the flash are not identical. There is a clear elongation on the South side in the direction of the motion.
    An infrared image from the 3.6m CFHT showing the lunar surface around the time of impact.

    2 September 2006

    An image from the CFHT showing the projected impact site for SMART-1 24 hours before impact. The image was acquired with the 3.6 m telescope using an H2 filter with a central wavelength of 2122nm and a bandwidth of 32nm.

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    Last Update: 20 Sep 2006

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