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   <author_list>Hills, K. and Williams, D.R.</author_list>
   <editor_list>Ward, J.</editor_list>
   <publication_year>2019</publication_year>
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    This is a copy of PDS3 product
    A15A-L-HFE-3-THERMAL-CONDUCTIVITY-V1.0:A15_HFE_P2_4-201201. It contains data
    from 1971 to 1974 for the upper ring bridge of Apollo 15 probe 2, restored
    from tapes provided by personnel at Lamont Observatory to the NSSDC.
    Programs included in urn:nasa:pds:a15_17_hfe_concatenated:document_source
    can operate on it to generate products in a15_17_hfe_concatenated:data. Note
    that this label's time coordinates may differ slightly from time coordinates
    in LID_TBD:data due to differences in fractional leap second handling.
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   <type>Satellite</type>
   <Internal_Reference>
    <lid_reference>urn:nasa:pds:context:target:satellite.earth.moon</lid_reference>
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      Earth-received time expressed in the 'mission epoch' format used by the
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      Average temperature of the bridge's thermometers.
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      Temperature difference between the lower and upper thermometers of the
      bridge. Positive values mean the lower thermometer is warmer.
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