Four NASA Experiments Seek Life in Moon Dust
NASA researchers at Ames sprayed moon dust onto nutrient beds to detect dormant life in lunar material. Four experiments examine life building blocks, cosmic ray effects, and prebiotic chemistry from Apollo 11 samples, with results due January 4 in Houston.
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Agnew Visits Jet Propulsion Laboratory On Mars Plans
Vice President Spiro Agnew, chair of the National Aeronautics and Space Council, toured JPL in Pasadena to view precursors to a Martian landing. He urged continued manned Mars exploration, saying both space and urban needs must be pursued together while noting Mariners 6 and 7 photographs.
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