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INDEX
Adams, Ansel, 43
Africa, 29–30, 38, 243
African American, as astronaut, 110
Air Trails and Science Frontiers magazine, 94
Airbus, 216
Airy, George, 55
Aitken crater, 157
See also South Pole-Aitken basin
Aldrin, Buzz, 111, 113–117
alien life, 17, 18, 231
aluminium, 24, 104, 108, 190–191, 263
Alvarez, Luis, 179
Alvarez, Walter, 179
Amazon (company), 219, 220
Amazon (rainforest), 130
American Interplanetary Society, 89
American Rocket Society, 89, 93, 186
Ames Research Center (NASA), 3
Anders, Bill, 24, 27
angular momentum, 143–144, 145, 147
animals, 13
anorthosite on the Moon, 126, 145
Antarctica, 29, 130, 135, 240, 245
Anthropocene
of the Moon, 133–135, 263, 268
naming and description, 131, 263, 264
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