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of a Fabry-P’erot resonator, ～ 50,000 times over a distance of 1 textm. A heterodyne ellipsometer allows the simultaneous detection of a birefringence and a rotation of the polarization plane. The sensitivity of the instrument allows the detection of rotation or of ellipticity angles of about 10. t

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Retrieving the lander,rowsing the museum’s gift shop, I had come across a 5-centimetre-diameter foam ball, grey and pockmarked with craters, that perfectly matched the scale of my globe of the Earth, as the Moon’s diameter is very nearly one-quarter that of Earth.

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W. David WoodsUniquely provides in book form the complete story of the technology and techniques used to fly to the Moon and back.Explains the flight controllers’ and Apollo spacecraft crews’ roles in making the jo

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