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The Scientific Domains of Space Exploration
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The Scientific Domains of Space Exploration
When Apollo 11 returned samples from the Moon in 1969, the scientific work did not begin and end with lunar observation. The mission drew on orbital mechanics, propulsion, geology, materials science, medicine, radio communications, navigation, statistics, and instrument design. The samples themselves were handled through geochemistry, mineralogy, petrology, microscopy, and contamination control. Even that list leaves out the legal and institutio…
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