PDS_VERSION_ID               = PDS3                                           
RECORD_TYPE                  = FIXED_LENGTH                                   
RECORD_BYTES                 = 34                                             
FILE_RECORDS                 = 72                                             
                                                                              
INSTRUMENT_HOST_NAME         = "CLEMENTINE 1"                                 
TARGET_NAME                  = "MOON"                                         
INSTRUMENT_NAME              = "RADIO SCIENCE SUBSYSTEM"                      
DATA_SET_ID                  = "CLEM1-L-RSS-5-BSR-V1.0"                       
PRODUCT_ID                   = "BETAZER1.TAB"                                 
^TABLE                       = "BETAZER1.TAB"                                 
PRODUCT_RELEASE_DATE         = 1999-12-06                                     
DESCRIPTION                  = "Coordinates for backscatter point (beta = 0)  
   on lunar surface as a function of time.  Given as latitude and longitude   
   versus time when the backscatter point was between 80S and 90S on orbit    
   234 (9 April 1994).  Computed at Stanford University using programs        
   BSRTRAJ, BSRGEOM, and OUT2MAT and assuming a spherical Moon with radius    
   1737.4 km."                                                                
                                                                              
OBJECT             = TABLE                                                    
 NAME               = "BETA ZERO TRACK"                                       
 INTERCHANGE_FORMAT = ASCII                                                   
 ROWS               = 72                                                      
 COLUMNS            = 3                                                       
 ROW_BYTES          = 34                                                      
 DESCRIPTION        = "Table gives track of beta = 0 point at one second      
    spacing during 71 seconds when point was closest to lunar south pole.     
    First column (time) is ASCII integer; second and third columns give       
    latitude and longitude as ASCII real numbers.  Columns are delimited by   
    commas.  Data require 32 bytes; each row ends with a carriage-return      
    line-feed pair."                                                          
                                                                              
 OBJECT             = COLUMN                                                  
  COLUMN_NUMBER      = 1                                                      
  NAME               = "TIME"                                                 
  DATA_TYPE          = ASCII_INTEGER                                          
  START_BYTE         = 1                                                      
  BYTES              = 7                                                      
  FORMAT             = "I7"                                                   
  UNIT               = SECOND                                                 
  DESCRIPTION        = "Time in seconds from 1999-04-09T00:00:00 UTC at       
                        DSS 14.  Table gives lunar coordinates as they would  
                        have been seen by an observer on Earth."              
 END_OBJECT         = COLUMN                                                  
                                                                              
 OBJECT             = COLUMN                                                  
  COLUMN_NUMBER      = 2                                                      
  NAME               = "LATITUDE"                                             
  DATA_TYPE          = ASCII_REAL                                             
  START_BYTE         = 9                                                      
  BYTES              = 11                                                     
  FORMAT             = "F11.6"                                                
  UNIT               = "DEGREE"                                               
  DESCRIPTION        = "Selenocentric latitude of the lunar backscatter point 
                        seen by an observer at DSS 14 at TIME."               
 END_OBJECT         = COLUMN                                                  
                                                                              
 OBJECT             = COLUMN                                                  
  COLUMN_NUMBER      = 3                                                      
  NAME               = "LONGITUDE"                                            
  DATA_TYPE          = ASCII_REAL                                             
  START_BYTE         = 21                                                     
  BYTES              = 10                                                     
  FORMAT             = "F12.6"                                                
  UNIT               = "DEGREE"                                               
  DESCRIPTION        = "Selenocentric east longitude of the lunar backscatter 
                        point as seen by an observer at DSS 14 at TIME."      
 END_OBJECT         = COLUMN                                                  
                                                                              
END_OBJECT         = TABLE                                                    
END