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The paper describes the development of CAS-1 lunar soil simulant, based on Apollo 14 lunar soil composition, using a low-Ti basaltic scoria from the Changbai Mountains. It matches Apollo 14 in bulk density, shear resistance, complex permittivity, and reflectance spectra. CAS-1 is intended for lunar exploration research. The provided text appears to be a series of URLs and file paths related to images and thumbnails, likely from a document or article hosted on a website. The URLs seem to be part of a content delivery network (CDN) or a media storage system, with references to different image sizes (e.g., 'jpg' and 'sml' for small thumbnails). There is no visible text content or meaningful data in the provided text, and it does not contain any identifiable information about the subject matter of the document or article. The text is primarily technical in nature, focusing on file paths and image handling. u-west-1.amazonaws.com/prod-ucs-content-store-eu-west/content/pii:S0273117708003876/gr9/DOWNSAMPLED/image/jpeg/d1c98232e9945e895d06d5fdf40b3e72/gr9.jpg gr9 gr9.jpg jpg 26156 265 353 IMAGE-DOWNSAMPLED https://s3.amazonaws.com/prod-ucs-content-store-us-east/content/pii:S027311770800387

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