Multidisciplinary research leading to utilization of extraterrestrial resources Quarterly status report, 1 Jul. 1968 - 1 Oct. 1968
Research projects for developing extraterrestrial mineral resources technology
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Research projects for developing extraterrestrial mineral resources technology
Research projects for developing extraterrestrial mineral resources technology - summary report
Research review on nature and properties of ceramic materials - 16 June to 15 Dec. 1968
Magnetic properties of simulated lunar rock samples
Chemical and physical characteristics of ceramic materials
Utilization of extraterrestrial resources for future space missions
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Surface properties, failure processes, and thermodynamic properties of rock in simulated lunar environments
Utilization of extraterrestrial resources including lunar simulation and rock experiments
Mechanical and thermophysical properties of terrestrial rocks in simulated lunar environment
Research program to investigate structure and evolutionary processes of solar system and components
Properties of rocks, soils, and minerals in ultrahigh vacuum facility simulating lunar environment, for extraterrestrial resource utilization
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Progress of the research accomplished during fiscal year 1972 is reported. The summaries presented include: (1) background analysis and coordination, (2) surface properties of rock in simulated lunar environment, (3) rock failure processes, strength and elastic properties in simulated lunar environment, (4) thermal fragmentation, and thermophysical and optical properties in simulated lunar environment, and (5) use of explosives on the moon.
There are no author-identified significant results in this report.