NASA NTRS ยท 19760062879
Volcanic ash - Terrestrial versus extraterrestrial
Abstract
A principal difference between terrestrial and extraterrestrial lavas may consist in the greater ability of terrestrial lavas to form thin films (like those of soap bubbles) and hence foams. It would follow that, in place of the pumice and spiny shards found in terrestrial volcanic ash, an extraterrestrial ash should contain minute spherules. This hypothesis may help to explain lunar microspherules.
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Okeefe, J. A.. 1976-10-08. Volcanic ash - Terrestrial versus extraterrestrial. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19760062879
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