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月球表面热环境测量技术调研分析 总被引:1,自引:1,他引:0
月面热环境探测是我国探月工程中的一项必要工作,具有重要的工程和科学意义。文章从工程角度确定了月面热环境测量的主要物理参数,分析了现阶段我国探月工程中实现月面热环境测量的技术条件和要求;对国内外有关材料热物性测量技术进行了综合调研,了解了国内外关于开展行星表面热环境探测的技术及应用现状;在结合我国航天测量技术的基础上对月面热环境测量所涉及的关键技术进行了分析,并初步勾勒出我国探月工程中月面热环境测量装置的指标、任务和实现方案。 相似文献
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举世关注的嫦娥三号是探月工程二期的关键任务,我国首次突破了月球软着陆、月面巡视勘察、月面生存等关键技术,实现了我国首次对地外天体软着陆,树立了我国月球探测和航天事业的又一里程碑。 相似文献
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卫星跟踪卫星应用于月球重力场探测的模拟研究 总被引:2,自引:0,他引:2
月球卫星跟踪卫星技术作为月球和行星重力场探测的一种解决方案已经初步研究和讨论。文章引入已有的解析方法在理论上分析卫星间精密测距与月球重力场信号的频率响应关系,并通过模拟计算,以分析月球卫星跟踪卫星方法应用于月球重力场探测的可行性和恢复重力场的能力。由于月球卫星跟踪卫星方法是目前解决远月面重力探测最有潜力的方法之一,且已为一些月球探测计划采用,而我国的月球探测计划也同样面,临远月面探测的难题,文章的研究成果可为我国月球和行星重力场的探测提供参考。 相似文献
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嫦娥二号7米分辨率全月球影像图发布 总被引:1,自引:0,他引:1
2012年2月6日,探月工程嫦娥二号月球探测器获得的7米分辨率全月球影像图在北京发布,表明我国探月工程又取得了一项重大科研成果。嫦娥二号是我国发射的第二颗月球探测器, 相似文献
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进入21世纪以来,月球再次成为太空探索的焦点,许多国家提出各自的探月计划。区别于在美国60年前完成的阿波罗工程,未来月球探测的重点聚焦月球的长期建设与开发。如何充分利用当前的技术积累,在有限的运载能力和合理的发射运营成本条件下,建设载人月球科研试验站,实现月球极端环境下的长期运行是一个值得关注和研究的课题。结合当前国内外载人航天与探月工程发展情况,提出我国载人月球科研试验站人货分落、分段建设的规划设想。通过对安全性设计、乘组规模、环控生保需求、选址等展开分析,明确初步月球科研试验站建设需求,并提出满足2人长期月面驻留“2+1”构型月球科研试验站方案。 相似文献
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嫦娥一号卫星的初步科学成果与嫦娥二号卫星的使命 总被引:3,自引:0,他引:3
嫦娥一号卫星于2007年10月24日在西昌卫星发射中心成功发射,2009年3月1日受控落月,在轨运行495d,一共取得了1.37Tbyte的原始科学探测数据,在此基础上生产出4Tbyte科学应用数据产品。通过对这些科学探测数据的初步分析和应用研究,已经获得了包括"我国首次月球探测工程全月球影像图"等在内的一系列科学成果,圆满实现了预期的各项科学目标,为推动我国月球与行星科学的研究和后续月球探测工程的开展奠定了重要基础。嫦娥二号卫星在嫦娥一号卫星取得圆满成功之后,进行了一系列技术改进,作为探月二期工程的先导星,将于今年年底前发射升空。嫦娥二号卫星从发射到第一次近月制动所经历的时间由13d缩短为5d,环月轨道高度由200km降低为100km,CCD相机的像元分辨率由120m提高到10m,激光高度计测量月面高程由1次/s提高到5次/s。嫦娥二号卫星将重点开展对月面着陆区地形地貌的精细探测,试验验证相关关键技术,为探月二期月面软着陆奠定科学和技术基础。 相似文献
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文章针对未来有人参与的月球探测任务,首先开展了月球表面环境地面模拟试验验证需求分析,归纳总结了国内外技术发展现状。然后,提出并分析了载人月球探测地面模拟试验需重点研究的关键技术:真空热环境下月面移动式多体低重力模拟技术;复杂月面环境高精度热流模拟技术;大容量布尘条件下超高真空获得与保持技术;月面辐射与月尘环境模拟技术;月尘防护效能量化评估技术;月面综合环境试验验证技术等。最后,给出了面向载人月球探测的月面环境模拟试验技术研究总体方案,并对月面环境模拟试验技术的发展目标进行了展望。 相似文献
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Scientific investigations to be carried out at a lunar base can have significant impact on the location, extent, and complexity of lunar surface facilities. Among the potential research activities to be carried out are: (1) Lunar Science: Studies of the origin and history of the Moon and early solar system, based on lunar field investigations, operation of networks of seismic and other instruments, and collection and analysis of materials; (2) Space Plasma Physics: Studies of the time variation of the charged particles of the solar wind, solar flares and cosmic rays that impact the Moon as it moves in and out of the magnetotail of the Earth; (3) Astronomy: Utilizing the lunar environment and stability of the surface to emplace arrays of astronomical instruments across the electromagnetic spectrum to improve spectral and spatial resolution by several orders of magnitude beyond the Hubble Space Telescope and other space observatories; (4) Fundamental physics and chemistry: Research that takes advantage of the lunar environment, such as high vacuum, low magnetic field, and thermal properties to carry out new investigations in chemistry and physics. This includes material sciences and applications; (5) Life Sciences: Experiments, such as those that require extreme isolation, highly sterile conditions, or very low natural background of organic materials may be possible; and (6) Lunar environmental science: Because many of the experiments proposed for the lunar surface depend on the special environment of the Moon, it will be necessary to understand the mechanisms that are active and which determine the major aspects of that environment, particularly the maintenance of high-vacuum conditions. From a large range of experiments, investigations and facilities that have been suggested, three specific classes of investigations are described in greater detail to show how site selection and base complexity may be affected: (1) Extended geological investigation of a complex region up to 250 kilometers from the base requires long range mobility, with transportable life support systems and laboratory facilities for the analysis of rocks and soil. Selection of an optimum base site would depend heavily on an evaluation of the degree to which science objectives could be met. These objectives could include lunar cratering, volcanism, resource surveys or other investigations; (2) An astronomical observatory initially instrumented with a VLF radio telescope, but later expanding to include other instruments, requires site preparation capability, "line shack" life support systems, instrument maintenance and storage facilities, and sortie mode transportation. A site perpetually shielded from Earth is optimum for the advanced stages of a lunar observatory; (3) an experimental physics laboratory conducting studies requiring high vacuum facilities and heavily instrumented experiments, is not highly dependent on lunar location, but will require much more flexibility in experiment operation and EVA capability, and more sophisticated instrument maintenance and fabrication facilities. 相似文献