Moon rocks: a scientist's view

Altri episodi di "Exploring our Moon - for iPod/iPhone"

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  Going to the Moon

  1/5/2014

  4:25

  Although Apollo 11 was the first mission to put humans on the Moon, it was not the first spacecraft to land.
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  Transcript -- Going to the Moon

  1/5/2014

  Transcript -- Although Apollo 11 was the first mission to put humans on the Moon, it was not the first spacecraft to land.
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  The Moons orbit

  1/5/2014

  0:38

  A moon is a natural satellite that orbits another, always larger, Solar System body.
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  The Moon’s origin

  1/5/2014

  3:48

  What’s the most likely origin of the Moon? There are three classic explanations but all are flawed in some way.
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  Transcript -- The Moon’s origin

  1/5/2014

  Transcript -- What’s the most likely origin of the Moon? There are three classic explanations but all are flawed in some way.
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  What we've learned about the Moon

  1/5/2014

  4:05

  Dave Vaniman reflects on his experience of seeing rocks brought back from the Moon.
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  Transcript -- What we've learned about the Moon

  1/5/2014

  Transcript -- Dave Vaniman reflects on his experience of seeing rocks brought back from the Moon.
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  Moon rocks: a scientist's view

  1/5/2014

  3:21

  Larry Taylor reflects on types of rocks on the Moon and the contrast between the lunar highlands and the maria.
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  Transcript -- Moon rocks: a scientist's view

  1/5/2014

  Transcript -- Larry Taylor reflects on types of rocks on the Moon and the contrast between the lunar highlands and the maria.
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  Moon rocks under the microscope

  1/5/2014

  4:34

  The Open University’s Simon Kelley explains how to use the virtual microscope.