United States — Idaho National Laboratory & United States — NASA

United States — Idaho National Laboratory: Researchers from Los Alamos led studies on the impact, contributing to understanding lunar debris hazards.

United States — NASA: United States — NASA used its Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter to image the crater and is studying the impact for scientific purposes. The event supports its Artemis program goals of understanding lunar debris hazards.

United States — Idaho National Laboratory: LANL leads the SuperCam instrument.

United States — NASA: United States — NASA's Perseverance rover made the discovery, enhancing the agency's reputation in planetary science.

United States — Idaho National Laboratory: The United States — Idaho National Laboratory was the location of a 1949 conference on green fireballs, whose transcript was included in the release.

United States — NASA: United States — NASA contributed materials to the release, but its role is limited to providing historical data.

United States — Idaho National Laboratory: Robert Duncan (physicist) previously served as a Distinguished Member of Technical Staff at United States — Idaho National Laboratory.

United States — NASA: Robert Duncan (physicist) served as a United States — NASA Flight Principal Investigator.

United States — Idaho National Laboratory: United States — Idaho National Laboratory is a key nuclear research site where Anthony Chavez and Melissa Casias worked before their disappearances, raising questions about its security protocols.