KREEP
KREEP KREEP stands for potassium (atomic symbol K), rare earth elements (REE), and phosphorus (P). KREEP-rich basalts are found on the Earth ... percent silicon dioxide. The dark portion resembles KREEP rocks. The abundances of 20 of 23 ... Prospector's gamma ray spectrometer shows that KREEP-containing rocks are concentrated in the ...
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KREEP   (translated from Spanish)
KREEP KREEP it is a used abbreviation to name ... mixing it with other rubbish forming breaches KREEP.
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Lunatic Candy Kreep
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Apollo 15, Solo operations
... phosphorous. They gave these rocks the acronym KREEP (potassium (atomic symbol K), rare earth elements ... Apollo 15 scientists were interested in whether KREEP rocks were found all over the Moon ... Prospector's gamma ray spectrometer shows that KREEP-containing rocks are concentrated in the Mare ... the impact which formed Mare Imbrium excavated KREEP-rich rocks and ejected them over the ... South Pole-Aitkin basin impact also exposed KREEP-rich material. One of the more ...
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Geology of the Moon
... with the remnants of the magma ocean (KREEP), and others may have dissolved the anorthosites ... think that one component of lunar rocks, KREEP (K-potassium, Rare Earth Elements, and P ... last chemical remnant of that magma ocean. KREEP is actually a composite of what scientists ... The rocks that contain them are called KREEP, which stands for potassium (K), rare Earth ... mixing it with other debris to form KREEP breccias. Mineral composition of lunar rocks ...
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Moon
... think that one component of lunar rocks, KREEP (K-potassium, Rare Earth Elements, and P ... last chemical remnant of that magma ocean. KREEP is actually a composite of what scientists ... the surface of the magma. For researchers, KREEP is a convenient tracer, useful for reporting ...
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Geology of the Moon   (translated from Spanish)
... with the surpluses of the magma ocean (KREEP) and others can have dissolved the anortositas ... elements. The rocks that contain them call KREEP, name that represents the abbreviations of potassium ... mixing it with other rubbish forming breaches KREEP. Mineral abundances on lunar rocks Plagioclasa Pyroxene ...
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Moon   (translated from Italian)
... of the members of lunar cliffs (said KREEP, acronym of the English expression K (potassio ... last rest of the original magma. The KREEP is composed from that that the scientists ... of the magma. For the investigators, the KREEP is a useful marker, in order to ...
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Talk:Geology of the Moon
... lavas). Deyecto: ejecta. Altiplanicie: highland. Ilmenita: ilmenite. KREEP: KREEP (K for potassium, Rare Earth Elements and ...
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Lunar Prospector
... were used to map the location of KREEP (potassium, rare-earth element, and phosphorus containing ... 20%, and for the overall distribution of KREEP 15% to 30%. The borated plastic shield ...
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