CLT:

For those interested in lunar studies, the out-of-print Geologic History of
the Moon has been one of those books many want, but few find. It has now
been scanned and made available (no copyright problems as it was US Gov work
in the first place) and can be downloaded at
http://cps.earth.northwestern.edu/GHM/

You can also read Dr Woods' (S&T Lunar columnist) comments on it at
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/lunar-observing/message/4203

Thanks for posting this. This is an excellent resource, not only for my
own use, but also to keep handy when neophytes look at the moon through
my 'scope and ask "Now, what am I seeing here?"

Davoud

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