Results from Chandrayaan-1: M3 Instrument Finds Deepest Crater on the Moon

Three views of the Apollo Basin taken with NASA’s Moon Mineralogy Mapper instrument on board India’s Chandrayaan-1 spacecraft.

Scientists have discovered moon’s biggest and deepest crater - some 2,400 km long and 9 km deep - using data from a NASA instrument that flew aboard India’s maiden unmanned lunar mission Chandrayaan—I - The Hindu, March 05, 2010.

Biggest, Deepest Crater Exposes Hidden, Ancient Moon - Science Daily, March 04, 2010.

Results from Chandrayaan-1: NASA Instrument Mini-SAR Radar Finds Ice Deposits On Moon Craters in its North Pole

NASA's Mini-SAR instrument, a lightweight, synthetic aperture radar, finds more than 40 small craters with water ice - NASA Multimedia, March 02, 2010.

Radar data from Mini-SAR from India's Chandrayaan-1 Spacecraft reveals tons of Water Ice Deposits from North Pole of the Moon - Astronomynow.com

Nasa's Radar instrument onboard Chandrayaan-1 finds Ice deposits on Moon's North pole - Space Daily, March 02. 2010.

Tons of Water Ice found on Moon's North Pole - MSNBC.com, March 02, 2010.

Chandrayaan-1 Finds Ice Deposits at Moon's Pole - BBC online, March 02, 2010.