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アポロ15号からの月面サンプルにおける原始放射性元素と宇宙原発放射性核酸

G D O'kelley, J S Eldridge, E Schonfeld

    Science (New York, N.Y.)
    |January 28, 1972
    PubMed
    まとめ

    バサルトと土壌を含むアポロ15号の月面サンプルを,原始的および宇宙的放射性核素について分析した. 結果は,メアベースタルトとKREEPの混合物であり,すべての標本に対して表面サンプルを採取したことを示しています.

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