太阳风磁层离子层链接探测器 (SMILE):科学和任务概述
Chi Wang1, Graziella Branduardi-Raymont2, C Philippe Escoubet3
1NSSC/CAS, National Space Science Center, Chinese Academy of Sciences, No.1, Nan Er Tiao ZhongGuanCun, PO Box 8701, Beijing, 100080 China.
概括
太阳风磁层离子层链接探测器 (SMILE) 任务将使用一种新的技术对地球的磁断和极光进行成像. 这次欧洲-中国联合任务将为太阳风与地球磁场相互作用提供新的见解.
科学领域:
- 空间物理 空间物理
- 磁层物理 磁层物理
- 太阳地球物理 太阳地球物理
背景情况:
- 太阳风与地球磁层之间的相互作用对太空天气至关重要.
- 了解磁断层和极地尖端是理解这种相互作用的关键.
- 之前的任务只能对这些地区进行有限的持续观察.
研究的目的:
- 通过成像磁断层和极地尖端来调查太阳与地球的联系.
- 为了提供北极极光的长时间,持续的紫外线成像.
- 测量关键磁层区域的in-situ离子和磁场特征.
主要方法:
- 使用一种新的遥感技术,对磁断层和极地尖端进行成像.
- 采用紫外线成像用于持续的极光观测.
- 部署一个现场仪器包,用于直接测量等离子体和磁场.
主要成果:
- 微笑任务旨在提供前所未有的磁断和极地圆顶的成像.
- 同时的极光成像将提供北极地区的持续观测.
- 在现场测量将描述太阳风,磁层和磁层叶片的特征.
结论:
- 微笑将提供一个独特的视角,太阳风磁层合.
- 任务的发现将增强我们对太空天气现象的理解.
- 与其他任务协调的观测将提供对磁层动态的全面了解.
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