Gallery›Digital Commonwealth — Boston Public Library›Furnace to Make Moon Water - Using a brick to simulate rock on the moon, Dr. Fritz Zwicky, professor of astrophysics at the California Institute of Technology, stands before a solar furnace and explains how such a furnace could be used to explode matter on the moon to obtain water support life there. Dr. Zwicky says a solar furnace on the moon need not be as complicated as at Caltech
Digital Commonwealth — Boston Public Library
Furnace to Make Moon Water - Using a brick to simulate rock on the moon, Dr. Fritz Zwicky, professor of astrophysics at the California Institute of Technology, stands before a solar furnace and explains how such a furnace could be used to explode matter on the moon to obtain water support life there. Dr. Zwicky says a solar furnace on the moon need not be as complicated as at Caltech
[ca. December 1960]
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