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        experiment.  Both index runs are off camera.  The video begins at a       
        mission elapsed time of about 148:26:02 which corresponds to              
        approximately 01 August 1971, 18:00:36 UT.  For index run 4, the LSRP     
        is used at the bottom of a trench with a flat plate.  For index run 7,    
        the penetrometer was used 4 inches outside the trench with a plate        
        which causes the edge of the trench to collapse.  The associated data     
        tables are DATA/A15_SMSS_71_M016935_015.TAB and                           
        DATA/A15_SMSS_71_M016935_016.TAB.                                         
        
        This movie is an MPEG-4 conversion of a Real Media (RM) file publicly 
        available in the Apollo Lunar Surface Journal (ALSJ) at                             
        http://www.history.nasa.gov/alsj/main.html.                               
        
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    Video with audio taken by the astronauts as they used the    
    LSRP to perform index runs 6 and 7 of the Apollo 15 Soil Mechanics        
    experiment.  Both index runs are off camera.  The video begins at a       
    mission elapsed time of about 148:26:02 which corresponds to              
    approximately 01 August 1971, 18:00:36 UT.  For index run 4, the LSRP     
    is used at the bottom of a trench with a flat plate.  For index run 7,    
    the penetrometer was used 4 inches outside the trench with a plate        
    which causes the edge of the trench to collapse.  The associated data     
    tables are DATA/A15_SMSS_71_M016935_015.TAB and                           
    DATA/A15_SMSS_71_M016935_016.TAB.                                         
    
    This movie is an MPEG-4 conversion of a Real Media (RM) file publicly 
    available in the Apollo Lunar Surface Journal (ALSJ) at                             
    http://www.history.nasa.gov/alsj/main.html.                               
    
    Please note the times listed for this video are approximate elapsed       
    times from the mission transcripts at the start of the video and          
    converted to UT.
    
    For the PDS4 migration, the original RM (Real Media) files were 
    converted using the “Production Max” preset in HandBrake 
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