The phrase "all lunar" is correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to the moon, such as discussing lunar phases, lunar missions, or anything pertaining to the moon.
Example: "The research team focused on all lunar aspects of the project, including surface composition and gravitational effects."
Alternatives: "entirely lunar" or "completely lunar".
Dust resuspension and deposition is a ubiquitous phenomenon in all lunar and Martian missions.
All lunar meteorites from Oman are breccias, although two are dominated by large igneous clasts (a mare basalt and a crystalline impact-melt breccia).
All lunar meteorites from Oman are contaminated, to various degrees, with terrestrial Na, K, P, Zn, As, Se, Br, Sr, Sb, Ba, U, carbonates, or sulfates.
Because all lunar features are covered by impact debris and no mission has yet visited the interior subsurface of a rille, the true origin of Hadley Rille and other sinuous rilles remains to be elucidated.
Lunar mountains, located mostly along the rims of ancient basins, are tall but not steep or sharp-peaked, because all lunar landforms have been eroded by the unending rain of impacts.
However, new laser ranging data reveal that the efficiency of the three Apollo reflector arrays is now diminished by a factor of 10 at all lunar phases and by an additional factor of 10 when the lunar phase is near full Moon.
The DVD contains film from all the lunar landings from the historic first steps to the lunar rovers of the later missions.
You might stare up at the supermoon tonight and think that astronomers figured out all the lunar secrets decades ago.
Although the majority of inner Solar System protoplanets (including all lunar- to Mars-sized bodies) either merged with other protoplanets to form terrestrial planets or were ejected from the Solar System by Jupiter, Ceres is believed to have survived relatively intact.
First of all, a lunar image (Figure 4a) was tested on conventional CS.
The migrants overwhelm railroads and bus lines early each year during an annual migration back to their hometowns for the all-important lunar New Year holiday.
