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Jaffe, L. D.

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Lunar Surface Material - Spacecraft Measurements of Density and Strength

The relation of the density of the lunar surface layer to depth is probably best determined from spacecraft measurements of the bearing capacity as a function of depth. A comparison of these values with laboratory measurements of the bearing capacity of low-cohesion particulate materials as a function of the percentage of solid indicates that the bulk density at the lunar surface is about 1.1 grams per cubic centimeter and that it increases nearly linearly to about 1.6 grams per cubic centimeter at a depth of 5 centimeters.

Jaffe, L. D.

The Surveyor lunar landings.

Surveyor lunar landing procedures and results including instrumentation, lunar topography, selenology, chemical and physical properties, solar corona and earth laser output observations

Jaffe, L. D.

Surveyor 5 science results.

Surveyor 5 alpha particle backscattering instrument measurement, TV pictures of lunar surface elemental composition and magnetic and mechanical measurements

Jaffe, L. D.

Principal science results from Surveyor 5.

Surveyor 5 Mare Tranquillitatis landing site similarity to Oceanus Procellarum sites, discussing surface material elemental composition and lunar structure

Batterson, S. A.

Surveyor 6 lunar mission.

Surveyor 6 lunar landing mission data on lunar topography, chemical composition, magnetic material content, radar reflectivity, density, bearing capacity, etc

Jaffe, L. D.