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Friday March 25, 2011
launches automatic interplanetary station "Luna-Resurs" and "Luna-Glob" for the exploration of polar regions Earth's natural satellite is planned for the years 2013-2014, according to Victor Jártov, builder and general director of the Company Lavochkin Research and Production, a company that deals with the construction of spacecraft.
As reported by the specialist, the exploration program of the Moon called 'Luna-Glob "which will be held to consider the satellite from orbit and conduct several experiments on its surface, was fixed late last year.
According to this correction, the program will build two interplanetary automatic stations: A space station and one that will be used to make a landing in a polar region of the Moon. Also, the launch of 'Luna-Glob "is planned for 2013-2014.
addition, currently Russia's cooperation with India is developing another project to study the Earth's satellite, "Luna-Resurs', in India called Chandayan-2-. The work for this project are being carried out under the program. The launch of the interplanetary station "Luna-Resurs' is planned for late 2013, Jártov.
The specialist also reported that India's portion for this project develops an orbital mill, and a tiny 'Lunokhod', a small rover remote control, and provide the GSLV carrier rocket for launch. In turn, the Russians are building a lander which will place the complex scientific devices and the 'rover' Indian.
Russia has vast experience in exploring the Earth's natural satellite. The Soviet robotic probe 'Luna 16' for the first time succeeded in bringing to Earth 105 grams of lunar soil. The automatic station 'Luna 17' led to the moon 'Lunokhod 1', the first research vehicle driven from the Earth's surface of another celestial body. This mission came into the history of space flight with many records beaten yet. Rt
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