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Apr. 17 Lunar Divining rod': Concept illustrates how electronic beams of Apollo 17's lunar sounding system will probe moon down to three quarters of a mile - from lunar orbit to aid in developing subsurface geologic map to pinpoint such features as below surface metallic deposits and water. Prototype of lunar Divining rod system, developed by North American Rockwell's (NR) space, division, was flight tested over selected ground sites by engineers at National Aeronautics and Space Administration's Manned spacecraft Center in Houston, Texas

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Administrations Beams Deposits Developed Developing Divining Electronic Geologic Houston Illustrates Lunar Manned Metallic Orbit Pinpoint Probe Quarters Selected Sites Sounding Spacecraft Subsurface Tested


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