Impact cratering mechanics and structures
Hypervelocity impact craters formed in low and variable strength laboratory materials to provide insight into formation mechanics and resultant structures of meteorite craters
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Hypervelocity impact craters formed in low and variable strength laboratory materials to provide insight into formation mechanics and resultant structures of meteorite craters
Estimated thickness of fragmental surface layer of Oceanus Procellarum from laboratory impact cratering studies
Luna IX photographs indicate lunar surface composition of weakly cohesive poorly sorted fragmental material of unknown source
Hypervelocity projectile impact cratering from Ranger photographs of lunar surface
Lunar craters from hypervelocity impacts and modifications by gravity sliding, noting other mechanisms for cratering and modification
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