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	Apollo 18 Robert O’Connell and Anthony Cook We noted in ‘Revisiting The 1963 Aristarchus Events’ 1 that NASA had considered the Aristarchus Plateau as the landing site for the Apollo 18 mission in part based on rep Add to Reading List Document Date: 2013-08-08 11:05:12 Open Document File Size: 820,37 KB Share Result on Facebook City Washington / D.C. / / Country United Kingdom / WALES / / Facility Physical Sciences University of Wales Aberystwyth / Institute of Mathematical / Ft Belvoir Defense Technical Information Center / / IndustryTerm web-based supplement / / NaturalFeature crater Copernicus / crater Gassendi / Aristarchus Plateau / / Organization United States Senate / Technical Information Center / Congress / NASA’s office of Manned Space Program.4 Figure / Aeronautical Chart and Information Center / Institute of Mathematical / National Aeronautics and Space Administration / Sky Lab / Committee on Aeronautical / University of Wales Aberystwyth / Senate / / Person James Greenacre / Edward Barr / Patricia M. Bridges / Apollo Assumes / Anthony Cook / William Herschel / Connell Cook / George E. Mueller / Muller Testimony / / Position Cobra Head / scientific illustrator / Administrator / / ProvinceOrState Utah / Virginia / Florida / / URL http / SocialTag Observational astronomy Lunar science Observing the Moon Transient lunar phenomenon Moon Aristarchus Apollo 1 NASA Spaceflight Apollo program

Apollo 18 Robert O’Connell and Anthony Cook We noted in ‘Revisiting The 1963 Aristarchus Events’ 1 that NASA had considered the Aristarchus Plateau as the landing site for the Apollo 18 mission in part based on repAdd to Reading List