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月のクレーターGiordano bruno: a.d. 1178 レーザーレンジングの結果と一致する衝突観測
Science (New York, N.Y.)
|February 24, 1978
まとめ
ハートングの仮説は,月のクレーターであるジョルダノ・ブルノが800年前に形成され,観測されたことを示唆している. 新しいデータはこれを裏付け,衝突が目に見えることを示し,月の libra tion がイベントと一致することを示しています.
科学分野:
- 月面の地質学と衝突クレーター形成
- 観測天文学と歴史的な記録
- 惑星科学と地球物理学
背景:
- 月のクレーターの形成は,太陽系の歴史に洞察を与えてくれます.
- ハートゥングの仮説は,ジョルダノ・ブルノクレーターの衝突イベントの特定の歴史的観測を提案しています.
- 月面のクレーター形成を理解するには,地質学的データと観測証拠を統合する必要があります.
研究 の 目的:
- ジュルダノ・ブルノ月のクレーター衝突の観測記録に関するハルトングの仮説を評価するために.
- 提案された800年前の衝突イベントの可視性を評価するために.
- 衝突仮説と月の自転の自由 libracionの一貫性を決定するために.
主な方法:
- ルナ24ミッションからのデータの分析.
- 月のレーザー射程観測の調査.
- 観測データと月面 librationの理論モデルを比較する.
主要な成果:
- 衝突の出来事が,仮説通りに起きた場合,はっきりと見えるはずでした.
- 経度における月の自由気流の現在の測定は,ハートゥングの仮説と一致しています.
- この研究は,ハートゥングの解釈を支持する証拠を提供しているが,断定的に証明するものではない.
結論:
- 800年前に月のクレータージョルダノ・ブルノの形成が観察されたという仮説は,新しいデータによって支持されています.
- 視界と月の libration データは,衝突の歴史的な観測と一致しています.
- 決定的な証拠ではないが,この発見はハートングの事件解釈の根拠を強めている.
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