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Estimating Lunar Pyroclastic Deposit Depth from Imaging Radar Data: Applications to Lunar Resource Assessment [PDF]
Lunar pyroclastic deposits represent one of the primary anticipated sources of raw materials for future human settlements. These deposits are fine-grained volcanic debris layers produced by explosive volcanism contemporaneous with the early stage of mare
Campbell, B. A. +5 more
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Laizhou Bay Sag is a typical continental rift lake basin, which is affected by strike–slip activity, salt rock activity, volcanic activity, and paleoclimate change in the Tanlu fault zone, where three major lithologies—volcanic rock, clastic rock, and ...
Chunhui Zhao +2 more
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Characterization of Pyroclastic Stones in the Cut Rock Historical Architecture of Kandovan Village [PDF]
Faride Amini Birami +4 more
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APLIKASI METODE GEOMAGNET DALAM EKSPLORASI PANASBUMI
Geophysics is a part of earth science that studies the Earth using the rules or principles of physics. Geophysicalmethods are divided into several methods, namely: gravity method, geomagnet, seismic, geoelectric andgeoradar.Geothermal energy is stored in
Sudaryo Broto
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Sulfur and sulfur compounds have a wide range of applications for their fluid, electrical, chemical, and biochemical properties. Although known abundances on the Moon are limited (approximately 0.1 percent in mare soils), sulfur is relatively extractable
Heiken, G., Pettit, D., Vaniman, D.
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ZEOLITES IN MAFIC PYROCLASTIC ROCKS FROM THE SANDIKLI-AFYONKARAHISAR
Geologic mapping and crystal-chemical analysis of Middle-Upper Miocene volcanics in the Sandikli-Afyonkarahisar region of Turkey, coupled with published zeolite analyses has revealed that western Turkey hosts unique zeolitic mineral assemblages with distinct paragenetic sequences. The present investigation focused on pyroclastic deposits, including low
Ozpinar, Y, Semiz, B, Schroeder, PA
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