Moon dust quarantine at space center effects dozens
An Apollo 12 moon dust incident at the Lunar Receiving Laboratory may have exposed as many as 36 people. Lab officials say 11 were quarantined after a glove leak in a pressurized cabinet containing moon rocks, with others possibly exposed but not quarantined, under space agency policy to isolate anyone in contact with lunar material.
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SPACE CENTER Hous ton UPI Scientists in a major Apollo 12 report contend the moon was once molten but now appears a very stable dead body with no moonquakes or core activity. They cite a rubble layer on the surface and a strong magnetic field at the landing site.
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