LZS-1, Lanzarote (Canary Island, Spain) lunar (Apollo 14) basaltic soil simulant | Scientific Reports - Nature.com
Scientific Reports - LZS-1, Lanzarote (Canary Island, Spain) lunar (Apollo 14) basaltic soil simulant
Material and methods
In the field campaign, 3000 g of basaltic rocks were collected from Tao quarry. From them, to carry out the analyses, 1500 g fresh basalt samples that did not show alteration we… [+10530 chars]
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