The solar wind as a possible source of lunar polar hydrogen deposits

By D. Crider, R. Vondrak. 2000

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• Lunar resources (2014, background): “…sub-section III(3), high-latitude soils may contain several hundred ppm water derived ultimately from solar wind interactions with the surface (e.g. Crider and Vondrak, 2000; Ichimura et al., 2012), although quantifying its importance will require collecting samples, or making in situ…”
• Evidence for water ice near the lunar poles (2001, background): “The second is that it was delivered in the form of individual hydrogen atoms coming, at least initially, from the solar wind [Schmitt and Kulcinski, 1998; Swindle et al., 1992; Starukhina and Shkuratov, 2000; Starukhina, 2000; Crider and Vondrak, 2000].”