Preliminary geologic investigation of the Apollo 12 landing site. Part C - Mechanical properties of the lunar regolith
Soil mechanics of regolith around Apollo 12 landing site
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Soil mechanics of regolith around Apollo 12 landing site
Surveyor 7 lunar surface sampler, obtaining soil and rock data
Lunar surface analyses at five Surveyor landing sites
Surveyor soil data evaluation for mechanical properties
Lunar soil data from Surveyor surface sampler experiments
Surveyor 5 Mare Tranquillitatis landing site similarity to Oceanus Procellarum sites, discussing surface material elemental composition and lunar structure
Lunar data and results of Surveyor 1 lunar probe
Fine lunar surface material properties at Surveyor 3 landing site
Soil mechanics surface sampler of Surveyor 3 for testing lunar surface, describing modifications for installation and results and analyses
A soil burrowing mole is described in which a housing has an auger blade wound around a front portion. This portion is rotatable about a housing longitudinal axis relative to an externally finned housing rear portion upon operation of driving means to cause an advance through soil and the like. The housing carries a sensor sensitive to deviation from a predetermined path and to which is coupled means for steering the housing to maintain the path.
Rock fragments and grain size of lunar soil at Surveyor 7 landing site
Soil mechanics surface sampler and analysis of samples from Surveyor 7 Tycho landing site
Soil behavior for transient rocket and jet exhaust gas flow, noting pressure effects importance in granular material removal
Surveyor 5 measurements of chemical elements and magnetic properties of lunar surface composition
Lunar surface mechanical properties derived from Surveyor 5 photographs
Lunar surface data from recordings of Surveyor probes evaluated for existence of chondritic meteorites
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Mechanical properties of lunar surface materials, macroscopic features of local terrain, engine exhaust effects on landing site, and other scientific observations by Surveyor III