Lunar Exploration and Survival. An Examination of the Major Theories of Lunar Surface Origin in the Light of Recent Probe Data as Related to Exploration and Survival Problems in the Post-APOLLO Period
Lunar Exploration and Survival. An Examination of the Major Theories of Lunar Surface Origin in the Light of Recent Probe Data as Related to Exploration and Survival Problems in the Post-APOLLO Period
Contents: The impact and volcanic lunar surface controversy; Evidence from Ranger, Luna and Mariner probes; Initial landing exploration problems; Lunar water resources; Other potential lunar resources; Altitude studies; Location of the lunar base.
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Lunar Exploration and Survival. An Examination of the Major Theories of Lunar Surface Origin in the Light of Recent Probe Data as Related to Exploration and Survival Problems in the Post-APOLLO Period
1966
138 pages
Report
Keine Angabe
Englisch
Astronautics , Lunar environment , Moon , Theory , Terrain , Geology , Lunar probes , Photogrammetry , Lunar bases , Site selection , Soft landings , Natural resources , Water supplies , Minerals , Gases , Luminescence , Spectroscopy
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