urn:nasa:pds:clementine1_bistatic:geometry:betazer1 1.0 1.21.0.0 Product_Observational 1999 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. 2024-04-23 1.0 Product migrated to PDS4 from PDS3. Deep Space Program Science Experiment Mission urn:nasa:pds:context:investigation:mission.deep_space_program_science_experiment data_to_investigation Clementine 1 Clementine 1 Host urn:nasa:pds:context:instrument_host:spacecraft.clem1 is_instrument_host Radio Science Subsystem Instrument urn:nasa:pds:context:instrument:clem1.rss is_instrument Moon Satellite urn:nasa:pds:context:target:satellite.earth.moon data_to_target betazer1.tab BETA ZERO TRACK 0 72 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. Carriage-Return Line-Feed 3 0 34 TIME 1 1 ASCII_Integer 7 second 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. LATITUDE 2 9 ASCII_Real 11 degree Selenocentric latitude of the lunar backscatter point seen by an observer at DSS 14 at TIME. LONGITUDE 3 21 ASCII_Real 10 degree Selenocentric east longitude of the lunar backscatter point as seen by an observer at DSS 14 at TIME. betazer1.lbl 0 PDS3 Original PDS3 label Carriage-Return Line-Feed