The Lunar Dust Experiment is an in situ instrument designed to characterize the dust exosphere by mapping the size and spatial distributions of dust grains in the lunar environment as a function of local time and the position of the Moon with respect to the magnetosphere of the Earth.

The Lunar Dust Experiment is an in situ instrument designed to characterize
the dust exosphere by mapping the size and spatial distributions of dust
grains in the lunar environment as a function of local time and the position
of the Moon with respect to the magnetosphere of the Earth.

Initial version taken from SBN's review version

Lunar Dust Experiment for LADEE (LDEX)

Neutral Mass Spectrometer for LADEE (NMS)

Ultraviolet-Visible Spectrometer for LADEE (UVS)

Lunar Atmosphere and Dust Environment Explorer (LADEE)

Moon

This archive bundle includes data taken 
        by the Lunar Dust Experiment (LDEX) instrument aboard the Lunar       
        Atmosphere and Dust Environment Explorer (LADEE) spacecraft.  These   
        data are generated by dust impacts on the LDEX detector.  Both reduced
        and calibrated data are included in this bundle.

LADEE Lunar Dust Experiment (LDEX)

Description

Identifier (LID)

Version

Data

Links to documents in the archive bundle:

Other Useful Products for Interpreting the Data