Обзор докладов московских международных симпозиумов по исследованиям солнечной системы 2019 и 2020 гг. (ЮМ-S3 и ИМ-S3). Часть 2. Луна и Меркурий, Венера

Обзор докладов московских международных симпозиумов по исследованиям солнечной системы 2019 и 2020 гг. (ЮМ-S3 и ИМ-S3). Часть 2. Луна и Меркурий, Венера

Автор: Евдокимов Роман Александрович

Журнал: Космическая техника и технологии @ktt-energia

Рубрика: Обзоры научных конференций, симпозиумов, семинаров

Статья в выпуске: 2 (37), 2022 года.

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В статье дан обзор докладов двух последних Московских международных симпозиумов по исследованиям Солнечной системы в части изучения Луны, Меркурия и Венеры. Рассмотрено в общей сложности 65 докладов, в которых обсуждаются вопросы планирования перспективных миссий к указанным небесным телам, программы и задачи их исследования, научное оборудование, а также последние научные результаты. Доклады, в т. ч., охватывают вопросы геологического строения Луны, Меркурия и Венеры, особенности состава и физико-химических свойств лунного грунта и пылевой экзосферы Луны, эволюции поверхности, атмосферы и климата Венеры, её облачного слоя. В ряде докладов, касающихся перспектив исследования и освоения Луны, делается особый акцент на разведке и добыче местных ресурсов, включая полярные отложения водяного льда, в интересах лунных баз и будущей внеземной индустрии. Рассматриваются вопросы использования указанных ресурсов в интересах земной экономики и решения экологических проблем. Большое внимание уделяется Венере как объекту астробиологических исследований в свете последних данных о возможной микробиологической активности в её облачном слое. Приведённый материал может представлять интерес для специалистов ракетно-космической отрасли, в частности, при разработке программ освоения дальнего космоса как автоматическими, так и пилотируемыми средствами.

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Солнечная система, планетология, международный симпозиум, дальний космос, автоматические межпланетные станции, луна, венера, меркурий, обзор докладов

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