moon rocks

The two men placed an American flag on the surface of the moon. They also collected moon rocks and soil.

China's lunar orbiter is to be followed by a lander and then, by 2017, a robotic mission to return moon rocks.

Moon rocks are considered national treasure in the United States and their sale is illegal.

In 2002 a NASA intern was sentenced to eight years in prison when he attempted to sell his stolen moon rocks on the Internet.

Moon rocks show that lunar water has more heavy hydrogen than does terrestrial water, indicating a cometary origin.

A mystery thrown up by the Apollo moon rocks may finally have been solved.

Astronauts manning the Apollo missions brought home plenty of moon rocks.

You can't squeeze blood from a turnip, and apparently you can't wring water from moon rocks, either.

In the new study, researchers located grains of the mineral apatite in thin sections from the moon rocks and meteorite.

The moon rocks, after being studied, could have been auctioned off.

The arrival of the first Moon rocks in 1969 was eagerly anticipated by scientists.

They took photos and picked up moon rocks and dust.

But that's not what Sharp's team saw when analyzing 11 samples of moon rocks and soil.

Earth may get more moon rocks in 2018, when NASA plans a manned lunar landing.

That moon rocks can hold any water is a surprise because it contradicts the prevailing ideas about how the moon formed.

Sure because God forbid we worry about the people in this country rather than moon rocks.

Most recent inventory showed that 10 U. S. states and 90 countries worldwide that they can not get the status of moon rocks.

Borg acknowledges that some moon rocks have been dated at nearly 4. 6 billion years old.

Apollo 17 geologist Schmitt scoops up moon rocks and soil