A project of spacecraft “moonplane” for regular delivery of astronauts onto the Moon is considered. At the first stage of flight by using a carrier rocket, equipped with a chemical rocket engine, the astronauts are ...A project of spacecraft “moonplane” for regular delivery of astronauts onto the Moon is considered. At the first stage of flight by using a carrier rocket, equipped with a chemical rocket engine, the astronauts are delivered on the international space station ISS. For flights from Earth orbit into Moon orbit, the design of a moonplane “MOND”, consisting of an interorbital module and a lunar module, has been developed. The interorbital module is an electric rocket, equipped with four superconductive magnetoplasma engine MARS. To power supply of the electromotors, a solar battery of gallium arsenide is used. The design of the lunar module with cabin astronauts, which is equipped with a chemical rocket engine for landing and take-off from the surface of the Moon, is developed. A method and a device for refuelling of the electrical rocket engines with nitrogen and for refuelling of the chemical rocket engines with oxygen and hydrogen, which are stored in cryogenic tanks of the moonplane in the liquid state is developed. The developed spacecraft is capable to regularly transport four astronauts off a moorage of ISS onto the surface of the Moon and back during 6 days. The total cost delivery of one astronaut is 4 million US dollars.展开更多
The project of “Mercuryplane”</span></span><span><span><span style="font-family:""><span style="font-family:Verdana;">—</span><span><span ...The project of “Mercuryplane”</span></span><span><span><span style="font-family:""><span style="font-family:Verdana;">—</span><span><span style="font-family:Verdana;">a spacecraft for regular delivery of astronauts to the planet Mercury is considered. In the first stage of the flight, with </span><span style="font-family:Verdana;">the help of a carrier rocket, equipped with a chemical rocket engine, astronauts</span><span style="font-family:Verdana;"> are delivered to the international space station ISS. A design consisting of an interorbital module and a takeoff-landing capsule has been developed to </span><span style="font-family:Verdana;">deliver astronauts from Earth’s orbit into Mercury’s orbit. The interor</span><span style="font-family:Verdana;">bital module is an electric rocket equipped with 8 superconductor magnetoplasma electric engines MARS type. The electric power supply for the engines is provided by a collapsible solar panel made of gallium arsenide. The design of the takeoff-landing capsule has been developed for landing and take-off from the surface of Mercury. A device has been developed to refuel in Earth’s orbit the electric rocket engines with nitrogen, and chemical rocket engines with oxygen and hydrogen, which are in liquid state The developed spacecraft is able to regularly deliver three astronauts from Earth orbit to the surface of Mercury within 35 days.展开更多
Eye position varies significantly among taxonomic levels,and this variation is often shaped by ecological and behavioral factors.Eye position is often positively associated with interorbital distance where species with...Eye position varies significantly among taxonomic levels,and this variation is often shaped by ecological and behavioral factors.Eye position is often positively associated with interorbital distance where species with broad visualfields possess a large distance between the left and right eye.Selective pressures underlying the evolution of the eye position are especially studied in birds and mammals.However,selective pressures underlying the evo-lution of anuran eye position which can be indicated by interorbital distance keep unknown.Here,we investigated the effects of ecological(e.g.habitat type,light availability)and behavioral factors(e.g.activity pattern,foraging mobility,and defensive strategy)on variations in interorbital distance among 260 anuran species in China.Our results showed that variations of the interorbital distance can be significantly predicted by the activity pattern.Noc-turnal species had larger interorbital distance than both nocturnal and diurnal species.We also found that foraging mobility and defensive strategy markedly affected variation of interorbital distance.Species having slower foraging mobility and possessing poison glands had larger interorbital distance than species having faster foraging mobility and possessing non-position glands.Light availability tended to be associated with variation of interorbital distance,indicating that species living in weak light tended to possess larger interorbital distance.However,variations of the interorbital space were not associated with habitat type in anurans.Ourfindings suggest that anuran behaviors play key roles in shaping visualfields and eye position,thus affecting the evolution of interorbital distance.展开更多
文摘A project of spacecraft “moonplane” for regular delivery of astronauts onto the Moon is considered. At the first stage of flight by using a carrier rocket, equipped with a chemical rocket engine, the astronauts are delivered on the international space station ISS. For flights from Earth orbit into Moon orbit, the design of a moonplane “MOND”, consisting of an interorbital module and a lunar module, has been developed. The interorbital module is an electric rocket, equipped with four superconductive magnetoplasma engine MARS. To power supply of the electromotors, a solar battery of gallium arsenide is used. The design of the lunar module with cabin astronauts, which is equipped with a chemical rocket engine for landing and take-off from the surface of the Moon, is developed. A method and a device for refuelling of the electrical rocket engines with nitrogen and for refuelling of the chemical rocket engines with oxygen and hydrogen, which are stored in cryogenic tanks of the moonplane in the liquid state is developed. The developed spacecraft is capable to regularly transport four astronauts off a moorage of ISS onto the surface of the Moon and back during 6 days. The total cost delivery of one astronaut is 4 million US dollars.
文摘The project of “Mercuryplane”</span></span><span><span><span style="font-family:""><span style="font-family:Verdana;">—</span><span><span style="font-family:Verdana;">a spacecraft for regular delivery of astronauts to the planet Mercury is considered. In the first stage of the flight, with </span><span style="font-family:Verdana;">the help of a carrier rocket, equipped with a chemical rocket engine, astronauts</span><span style="font-family:Verdana;"> are delivered to the international space station ISS. A design consisting of an interorbital module and a takeoff-landing capsule has been developed to </span><span style="font-family:Verdana;">deliver astronauts from Earth’s orbit into Mercury’s orbit. The interor</span><span style="font-family:Verdana;">bital module is an electric rocket equipped with 8 superconductor magnetoplasma electric engines MARS type. The electric power supply for the engines is provided by a collapsible solar panel made of gallium arsenide. The design of the takeoff-landing capsule has been developed for landing and take-off from the surface of Mercury. A device has been developed to refuel in Earth’s orbit the electric rocket engines with nitrogen, and chemical rocket engines with oxygen and hydrogen, which are in liquid state The developed spacecraft is able to regularly deliver three astronauts from Earth orbit to the surface of Mercury within 35 days.
基金support was provided by the National Natural Sciences Foundation of China(31772451,31970393).
文摘Eye position varies significantly among taxonomic levels,and this variation is often shaped by ecological and behavioral factors.Eye position is often positively associated with interorbital distance where species with broad visualfields possess a large distance between the left and right eye.Selective pressures underlying the evolution of the eye position are especially studied in birds and mammals.However,selective pressures underlying the evo-lution of anuran eye position which can be indicated by interorbital distance keep unknown.Here,we investigated the effects of ecological(e.g.habitat type,light availability)and behavioral factors(e.g.activity pattern,foraging mobility,and defensive strategy)on variations in interorbital distance among 260 anuran species in China.Our results showed that variations of the interorbital distance can be significantly predicted by the activity pattern.Noc-turnal species had larger interorbital distance than both nocturnal and diurnal species.We also found that foraging mobility and defensive strategy markedly affected variation of interorbital distance.Species having slower foraging mobility and possessing poison glands had larger interorbital distance than species having faster foraging mobility and possessing non-position glands.Light availability tended to be associated with variation of interorbital distance,indicating that species living in weak light tended to possess larger interorbital distance.However,variations of the interorbital space were not associated with habitat type in anurans.Ourfindings suggest that anuran behaviors play key roles in shaping visualfields and eye position,thus affecting the evolution of interorbital distance.
