Lunar Physics Blog
Check out this brand new Lunar Physics Lab blog by Karen Cramer Shea. It has an interesting discussion of why we might want to do some science on the moon as well as tons of links to Lunar Physics sites. via Kathryn Cramer.
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2 comments:
Hey, the link seems to be broken. Can you kindly let me know the correct link? I am a college sophomore with a dual major in Physics and Mathematics @ University of California, Santa Barbara. By the way, i came across these excellent physics flash cards. Its also a great initiative by the FunnelBrain team. Amazing!!
Thanks. Unfortunately, the blog seems to be defunct.
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