Lunar Sample 15017
| Mission | Apollo 15 |
|---|---|
| Location | 15017 was seen from the Lunar Module and collected at beginning of second EVA. |
| Description | Ryder (1985) gives a description of 15017. It is a very vesicular glass with numerous included mineral grains. Only the outside surface was smooth and shiny. Some interior vesicles were open to the outside. There were a few zap pit on some of the surface, but little accretionary material. |
Laboratory Views (Mug Shots)
Top |
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West |
North |
East |
South |
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Bottom |
Thin Sections
 15017,7 S72-16469 |
 15017,7 S72-16492 |
 15017,22 S72-17167 |
 15017,23 S72-17163 |
 15017,24 S72-20748 |
 15017,25 S72-18203 |
In Situ
 AS15-86-11604 |
 AS15-86-11605 |
 AS15-86-11606 |
 AS15-86-11607 |
Cutting and Miscellaneous Lab Views
S71-43662 |
 S71-43663 |
 S71-60309 |
 S71-60311 |
 S71-60313 |
 S71-60315 |
 S71-60319 |
 S71-60321 |
 S71-60322 |
 S71-60324 |
 S71-60335 |
 S71-60338 |
 S71-60339 |
 S71-60340 |
 S71-60341 |
 S71-60342 |
 S71-60343 |
Other Information
Lunar Sample Atlas Lunar Sample15017
