Stratified and faceted shapes on panoramas obtained from the station Luna-9
Interpretation of stratified and faceted shapes appearing in lunar photographs
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Interpretation of stratified and faceted shapes appearing in lunar photographs
Lunar-10 measurements of soft corpuscular radiation
Artificial satellite measurements of lunar magnetic field intensity
Lunik X scintillation spectrometer studies of lunar gamma radiation intensity and spectral composition
Lunar X-ray emission measured by Lunik X lunar probe
Magnitude and nature of lunar magnetic field observed from Lunik X probe
Evaluation of lunar surface photographs obtained by lunar spacecraft
Lunik X measurements and nature of near-lunar magnetic field and geomagnetic tail
Lunar gamma radiation data measured by Lunik X with scintillation gamma spectrometer
Lunik-10 observations of lunar X rays
Analysis and evaluation of Lunik 9 spacecraft imagery, and specification of spacecraft and photographic instruments
Proton flux measurements onboard lunar probe
Satellite measurements of lunar soft X radiation, and Roentgen cosmic background
Lunar panoramic photographs obtained by Lunik 9 probe evaluated for topographic features
Chemical element composition and mineralogy of powdered lunar surface material, comparing Surveyor, Apollo and Lunik missions data
Electron microprobe analyses of fragment G37 show that it is a mare basalt with high aluminum and low magnesium content. Detailed analyses are given of olivine, pyroxene, ilmenite, ulvospinel and plagioclase. Fragment G46 is a cinder with bulk composition fairly similar to G37. Fragment G51 is entirely composed of plagioclase, An(93-96), with low contents of minor elements.
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