The Moon- A Giant Step In Geology
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Documentation of the first lunar landing and rock samples brought back by astronauts have unlocked many mysteries of moon geology. This film shows scientists at Houston's Lunar Receiving Laboratory analyzing clues to a once-secret past. Animated segments illustrate the origins of lunar topography. Other segments show how moon rocks provide clues to the origins of the earth.
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