Lunar Atmosphere and Dust Environment Explorer
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The Lunar Atmosphere and Dust Environment Explorer (LADEE) is a robotic NASA mission to the Moon currently planned for launch in 2011. This mission's main objective is to study the tenuous atmosphere of the Moon. It was announced during the presentation of NASA's FY09 budget in February 2008[1].
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- ^ NASA calls for ambitious outer solar system mission - New Scientist - Feb 5 2008 - David Shiga
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| Programs | Pioneer · Luna · Ranger · Zond · Surveyor · Lunar Orbiter · Lunokhod |  |
| Orbiters | Explorer 35 · Hiten · Clementine · Lunar Prospector · SMART-1 · SELENE · Chang'e 1 | |
| Future | Chandrayaan I and II · Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter · GRAIL · LADEE · Luna-Glob · LEO · Selene-2 · Google Lunar X Prize | |
| Canceled | LUNAR-A · Lunar Observer | |
| See also | Moon · Exploration · Colonization · List of artificial objects on the Moon | |
| Bold italics indicates active missions | ||
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