Moon dust exposure quarantine at lunar facility alarms officials
An Apollo 12 moon dust incident at the Lunar Receiving Laboratory led to quarantine for 11 people including astronauts. Truss Harmon and Dr. Robin Brett disclosed that perhaps as many as nine to thirty others may have been exposed when a glove breached a pressurized cabinet, raising questions about how many were placed under quarantine and for how long.
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Moon once molten but now a stable dead world
SPACE CENTER HOUSTON UP Scientists report Apollo 12 findings show the moon was likely molten in the past but is now a very stable body with no moonquakes, a thick rubble layer may coat the surface, and a surprisingly strong magnetic field was detected where the lunar lander touched down.
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