Andere Kunden interessierten sich auch für
![The Kaguya Mission to the Moon]( "The Kaguya Mission to the Moon")
The Kaguya Mission to the Moon110,99 €![The Human Factor in a Mission to Mars]( "The Human Factor in a Mission to Mars")
The Human Factor in a Mission to Mars110,99 €![Apollo 12 - On the Ocean of Storms]( "Apollo 12 - On the Ocean of Storms")
Apollo 12 - On the Ocean of Storms46,99 €![The Cassini-Huygens Mission]( "The Cassini-Huygens Mission")
The Cassini-Huygens Mission74,99 €![The MESSENGER Mission to Mercury]( "The MESSENGER Mission to Mercury")
The MESSENGER Mission to Mercury74,99 €![The Far Side of the Moon]( "The Far Side of the Moon")
The Far Side of the Moon31,99 €![Drifting on Alien Winds]( "Drifting on Alien Winds")
Drifting on Alien Winds31,99 €
JAXA's Kaguya mission was successfully launched to the Moon on September 14, 2007 reaching its nominal 100 km circular orbit on October 19 after releasing two subsatellites Okina and Ouna in elliptical orbits with perilunes of 100 km and apolunes of 2400 and 800 km respectively. Observations were obtained for 10 months during the nominal mission beginning in mid-December 2007 followed by 8 month extended mission where data were obtained in lower orbits.
The articles in this book were written by experts in each of the scientific areas of the Kaguya mission, and describe both the mission and the individual scientific investigations, including their objectives, the specifications of the instruments, their calibrations and initial results. This book is essential reading to all potential users of the Kaguya data and those interested in the scientific results of the mission, the properties of the lunar surface and crust and planetary exploration in general.
The articles in this book were written by experts in each of the scientific areas of the Kaguya mission, and describe both the mission and the individual scientific investigations, including their objectives, the specifications of the instruments, their calibrations and initial results. This book is essential reading to all potential users of the Kaguya data and those interested in the scientific results of the mission, the properties of the lunar surface and crust and planetary exploration in general.
Aus den Rezensionen: "... The Kaguya Mission to the Moon ist in einer anspruchsvollen wissenschaftlichen Sprache geschrieben und richtet sich vor allem an professionelle Planetenforscher. Es liefert einen informativen Überblick uber die Mondforschung mit Kaguya und ihre ersten Resultate. Es eignet sich auch für den ernsthaften Mond fan ..." (Tilmann Althaus, in: Sterne und Weltraum, August/2011, Issue 8, S. 102)