| Summary: | The Program Committee for the Nineteenth Lunar and Planetary Science Conference has chosen these contributions as having the greatest potential interest for the general public. The papers in this collection have been written for general presentation, avoiding jargon and unnecessarily complex terms. More technical abstracts will be found in Lunar and Planetary Science XIX. Compiled by the Lunar and Planetary Institute Giant Impact / W. Benz, A. G. W. Cameron, and H. J. Melosh--Exotic Minerals in Million Year Rocks Evidence for Large Meteorite Impacts / G. R. Byerly, D. R. Lowe, and F. Asaro--Non-Atmospheric Noble Gases from CO2 Well Gases / M. W. Caffee, G. B. Hudson, C. Velsko, E. C. Alexander, Jr., G. R. Huss, and A. R. Chi vas--Ureilites are not Igneous Differentiates / R. N. Clayton and T. K. Mayeda--New Type of Primitive Meteorite Found in Antarctica / J. N. Grossman, A. E. Rubin, G. J. MacPherson, E. R. D. Scott, M. K. Weisberg, M. Prinz, and C. E. Nehru l--Evidence of In-situ Decay of 26 Al in a Semarkona Chondrule / I. D. Hutcheon, R. Hutchison, and G. J. Wasserburg I--LSU Scientists Discover Evidence of Large Meteorite Impacts on the Early Earth / D. R. Lowe and G. R. Byerly--Crystal Structure and Density of Helium up to 232 Kbar / H. K. Mao, Y. Wu, A. P. Jephcoat, R. J. Hemley, P. M. Bell, and W. A. Bassett l--Lewis Cliff 86010 - A Unique Antarctic Meteorite: Possible New Clues to the Early History of the Solar System / G. A. McKay, G. Crozaz, M. Prinz, C. A. Goodrich, and J. S. Delaney--Noble Gases. C. N, and Si Isotopes in Interstellar SiC from the Murchison Carbonaceous Chondrite / T. Ming, E. Anders, and E. Zinner--Did the Greenhouse Effect Kill the Dinosaurs? / J. D. O'Keefe and T. J. Ahrens--Debris Flows of the Simud-Tiu Outflow System of Mars / K. L. Tanaka--High-resolution ( 30 M) Lunar Radar Images / S. H. Zisk.
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