The 40C LROC Planetary Data System release includes NAC and WAC images acquired from 2019-08-16 through 2019-09-15. This release contains 20,114 EDR images - totaling 2.6 TBytes, and 20,114 CDR images - totaling 5.4 TBytes.

Join LROC at this year's American Geophysical Union (AGU) Fall Meeting from Dec. 9-13, at the Moscone Center in the heart of beautiful downtown San Francisco, California. LROC team members will be at the Arizona State University School of Earth and Space Exploration booth #445 to answer questions about our amazing Moon, talk about inspiring new lunar science, demonstrate powerful LROC data tools, and hand out exciting lunar giveaways. Stop by, say hello, and enjoy the 2019 AGU Fall Meeting!

The 40B LROC Planetary Data System release includes NAC and WAC images acquired from 2019-07-16 through 2019-08-15. This release contains 18,065 EDR images - totaling 2.5 TBytes, and 18,065 CDR images - totaling 5.1 TBytes.

The 40A LROC Planetary Data System release includes NAC and WAC images acquired from 2019-06-16 through 2019-07-15. This release contains 19,187 EDR images - totaling 2.4 TBytes, and 19,187 CDR images - totaling 5.0 TBytes.

The 39C LROC Planetary Data System release includes NAC and WAC images acquired from 2019-05-16 through 2019-06-15. This release contains 21,240 EDR images - totaling 2.6 TBytes, and 21,240 CDR images - totaling 5.4 TBytes.

The LROC website's downloads and exhibits sections have been recently updated with improved scalability as future team products and exhibits are added and released.

The 39B LROC Planetary Data System release includes NAC and WAC images acquired from 2019-04-16 through 2019-05-15. This release contains 19,054 EDR images - totaling 2.6 TBytes, and 19,054 CDR images - totaling 5.3 TBytes.

LROC simulation of what Neil Armstrong Saw as he landed the Apollo 11 Lunar Module Eagle.

The 39A LROC Planetary Data System release includes NAC and WAC images acquired from 2019-03-16 through 2019-04-15. This release contains 21,065 EDR images - totaling 2.7 TBytes, and 21,065 CDR images - totaling 5.5 TBytes.

This week the LROC team looked back on ten years of lunar exploration at the Planetary Data Workshop, in Flagstaff, AZ. For this presentation, two 80+ GiB montages were created from NAC images collected from first light on 30 June 2009 until 17 June 2019. During a talk one can only give a small glimpse into the entire image, so we are posting the two images here allowing anyone to explore this fun visual and get a sense of just how large is the LROC dataset.