Scientific Experiments for the Lunar Impact "Bus" : memo to M. Eimer, 1960 Jan 13.

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Scientific Experiments for the Lunar Impact "Bus" : memo to M. Eimer, 1960 Jan 13.

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From the general description:" S-3 and S-4 will land on the surface of the moon....The configuration will be modified from that of S-1 and S-2 to include the capsule, the camera optics..."

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