Titlebook: Geochemical Exploration of the Moon and Planets; I. Adler,J. I. Trombka Book 1970 Springer-Verlag Berlin · Heidelberg 1970 Geochemie.Mond.

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Data Processing and Analysis,ral data. Of necessity, measurements are made in a field environment where it is very difficult to exert as much control over the experimental procedures as is usual in a laboratory environment. Thus one must develop data acquisition, transmission, and analysis methods in which the maximum amount of information can be obtained.

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Introduction,onsider and formulate future plans for lunar and planetary exploration. The results of this study were published under the title “Space Research-Directions for the Future” (1965). To members of the lay community as well as scientists, concerned about the rationale behind such a concerted effort, one

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Instruments Used for Compositional Exploration,and planets. Devices such as the alpha-back scatter instrument, the surface gamma-gamma density measurement, and the remote orbital gamma ray spectroscopy experiment have been successfully flown. Others, such as the Luna 12 (Lunar X-rays and cosmic ray background experiment), have achieved modest su

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Apollo Surface Missions and the Lunar Receiving Laboratory Program, and planning has gone into the preparation of a program for dealing with these samples; the return of which constitutes one of the most significant scientific events in the program of space exploration.

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