A landform essential for calibrating NASA's satellites is believed to be located above a significant deposit of tungsten, a heavy metal important for munitions production. The potential conflict between military needs and scientific requirements is under consideration.
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U.S. Military's Demand for Tungsten Conflicts with NASA's Calibration Site
A landform critical for NASA's satellite calibration may be situated over a large tungsten deposit, which is necessary for military munitions. This situation raises questions about the balance between military resource demands and scientific preservation.
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The U.S. military needs tungsten, but pristine NASA site may stand in the way
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U.S. Military's Demand for Tungsten Conflicts with NASA's Calibration Site