Bibliografia General (APA)

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22. Eckart, P. (2006). The Lunar Base Handbook: An Introduction to Lunar Base Design, Development, and Operations (2nd ed.). McGraw-Hill.
23. Schrunk, D., Sharpe, B., Cooper, B. L., & Thangavelu, M. (2007). The Moon: Resources, Future Development and Settlement (2nd ed.). Springer.
24. Fincannon, J. (2018). Power options for a lunar outpost. NASA Glenn Research Center Technical Reports.
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