Inside Earth's largest collection of moon rocks
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 17 ก.ย. 2024
- Fifty years ago next week, Apollo 11 blasted off for the moon. Over the course of the Apollo program, a dozen astronauts made the 240,000-mile journey to the moon's surface, scooping up hundreds of pounds of rocks and soil. Mark Strassmann has a rare glimpse inside the secure, windowless facility at NASA's Johnson Space Center in Houston where most of those rocks are stored.
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I have a friend that has worked at the vault for many years. She loves her job.
This place is absolutely fantastic.
I'm happy it hasn't been shut down by some lunatic (no pun intended) politician.
I wish they would have explained why the rocks have to be kept in nitrogen-filled steel cabinets. What would happen to the rocks if they were just sitting on shelves in the open air? Is it to protect the rocks or to protect the humans who handle the rocks?
They do not want to contaminate the rock with the pollution of Earth.
The moisture in the air will cause oxidation. Nitrogen keeps it nice and dry.
As far as people touching them, they want to keep the grubby contamination of hands away from them. Skin, oils, germs and all of the nasty we have on us will violate the rocks.
If only those rocks were made outta gold. Imagine how advanced the Space program could have been. Lol
They found something better than Gold.... Helium-3 value of $40,000 per ounce!
@@Derail07 i have 9 once in my home and i want to sell it on U.S gov. And stalinium a new element thar i have one too
Somebody help me w this now , did I miss understand when he said this rock was older than any rock on Earth?
rocks on earth are subject to tectonic forces and continuously get melted and recycled into new rock. There are very few locations on Earth that do not experience such forces and preserve its rock
The moon is older than the Earth, scientists are puzzled about it.
@@starman2671 it's a death star earth is its playground
One day, humans will walk on the sun and bring back some of the melted cheese that covers it
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They collected all of those moon rocks and dust, and put in the capsule trunk !
Have the last few rocks been unsealed? What else have they learned. Most of the videos are short clips and don't say much.
Looks ordinary rocks we have here on earth .
Cool
1:23 go pro on helmet
I have iron meteorite, I need buyer
but how many have actually held a moon rock in their bare hands?...............
Millions have at the Smithsonian.
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Nonsense.
Nobody has ever been to the moon.
It's Real.
You must have lots of proof to back up your claim. Take care.
Billion years is not observable.
Fake fake fake.
Yes, but enough about yourself. What did you think of the video?
Fake news