Composite drill stem of epoxy fiber glass reinforced with boron filaments and a retrievable core liner/sample return container for the Apollo Lunar Surface Drill

Composite drill stem of epoxy fiber glass reinforced with boron filaments and a retrievable core liner/sample return container for the Apollo Lunar Surface Drill

by Marcus G. Langseth

Part of Technical report (Lamont-Doherty Geological Observatory) -- no. 2-CU-2-70.

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