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LANL: Could Fiber-Optic Cables Detect Moonquakes?
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LANL: Could Fiber-Optic Cables Detect Moonquakes?
Researchers at Los Alamos National Laboratory are exploring how these inexpensive, robust cables could help future moon missions. Fiber-optic cables lie on the surface and beneath crushed basalt in an indoor lab at Los Alamos National Laboratory to determine whether they could be used on the surface of the moon to detect moonquakes. The crushed basalt simulates the lunar surface. Photo Courtesy LANL LANL NEWS RELEASETwo recent studies suggest th…
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