A systematic interdisciplinary study of the Apollo 17 station 7 boulder, from the foot of the North Massif at Taurus-Littrow, is described. The astronauts observed four lithologies: a large white clast represented by 77215, cut by dark dikelets (77075) and enclosed in blue-gray breccia (77115); the assemblage of these three rock types is in turn surrounded by green-gray breccia (77135). The history of the station 7 boulder, as construed from the results of the consortium study, is presented.
The Apollo 17 station 7 boulder - Summary of study by the International Consortium
Lunar and Planetary Science Conference ; 1978 ; Houston, TX
1978-01-01
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The history of the Apollo 17 Station 7 boulder
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