MOON CRATERS ON EARTH.—Dr. T. Foss, the National Aeronautics and Space Administration’s geologist, who is teaching United States astronauts geology, uses a moon chart and model to show the type of moon crater and surface that geologists are going to construct at the Manned Spacecraft Centre, at Houston, Texas. The tiny piece of the moon will be constructed from slag and big pieces of lava rock, and will cover about 20 acres.
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Press, Volume CIII, Issue 30452, 28 May 1964, Page 15
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72MOON CRATERS ON EARTH.—Dr. T. Foss, the National Aeronautics and Space Administration’s geologist, who is teaching United States astronauts geology, uses a moon chart and model to show the type of moon crater and surface that geologists are going to construct at the Manned Spacecraft Centre, at Houston, Texas. The tiny piece of the moon will be constructed from slag and big pieces of lava rock, and will cover about 20 acres. Press, Volume CIII, Issue 30452, 28 May 1964, Page 15
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