The crushed Anorthocite and Baslat powder will be next be applied to a 3D printed model of the moon for projection during the Solar Eclipse on the 20t of March 2015.
Thursday, 26 February 2015
MOON ROCK CRUSHING
Anorthocite (Moon Rock) and Basalt sourced on Iona with the help of Dr John Faithfull, crushed at the School of GeoSciences, the University of Edinburgh with the generous help of Dr Nicholas Odling and the Department's Tema Mill.
The crushed Anorthocite and Baslat powder will be next be applied to a 3D printed model of the moon for projection during the Solar Eclipse on the 20t of March 2015.
The crushed Anorthocite and Baslat powder will be next be applied to a 3D printed model of the moon for projection during the Solar Eclipse on the 20t of March 2015.
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