Oral history interview with Michael H. Carr, 1987 June 22.

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Oral history interview with Michael H. Carr, 1987 June 22.

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Early schooling and education in England; training in geology at London University; Ph. D. studies at Yale University in late 1950s; work on problems in lunar and Martian geology in the 1960s. Detailed discussion of his research at Yale with Carl Turekian, involvement with high-pressure geological research at University of Western Ontario, and participation in 1960s Air Force-sponsored Luster Sounding rocket program to determine micrometeorite flux rates.

Transcript, 32 p.

American Institute of Physics, Niels Bohr Library

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