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Ultra-depleted mantle source of basalts from the South Pole-Aitken basin. [PDF]
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Dielectric Constant Measurements for Characterizing Lunar Soils
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Bio-stabilisation of granite residual soil using indigenous microorganisms. [PDF]
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The source and thermal driver of young (<3.0 Ga) lunar volcanism. [PDF]
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Radon on Mars and the Moon derived from Martian and lunar meteorites. [PDF]
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Production of lunar soil simulant in Turkey
2017 8th International Conference on Recent Advances in Space Technologies (RAST), 2017It is obvious that lunar structures will be constructed on lunar surface, and that the materials to be used are only lunar soil. That is why lunar soils has to be investigated thoroughly as to its physical, chemical and mechanical properties. Unfortunately there is not enough lunar rock or soil brought to Earth for being able to run these analyses. For
YAYLI, MUSTAFA ÖZGÜR +3 more
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Lunar soils, simulants and lunar construction materials: An overview
Advances in Space Research, 2022One of the hot subjects in space civil engineering is the research for establishing outposts on space bodies, starting with the Moon. This wide research topic mainly covers learning about ground conditions and soils of these extraterrestrial bodies, looking for means of using the soil in producing construction materials, designing structures ...
Toklu, Yusuf Cengiz, Akpinar, Pinar
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Earth, Moon, and Planets, 1985
In situ measurements at the lunar surface at millimeter resolution by the Apollo astronauts have been analyzed. Several statistical parameters have been determined for the landing site. The surface roughness has been found to be very nearly gaussian. The root-mean-square slopes have been obtained over scales between 0.5 mm and 5 cm.
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In situ measurements at the lunar surface at millimeter resolution by the Apollo astronauts have been analyzed. Several statistical parameters have been determined for the landing site. The surface roughness has been found to be very nearly gaussian. The root-mean-square slopes have been obtained over scales between 0.5 mm and 5 cm.
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