Optical phenomena in near-earth space associated with the operation of rocket engines and satellites. I - Ground-based and satellite observations of artificial formations associated with rocket launches

Details Optical phenomena in near-earth space associated with the operation of rocket engines and satellites. I - Ground-based and satellite observations of artificial formations associated with rocket launches Optical phenomena in near-earth space associated with the operation of rocket engines and satellites. I - Ground-based and satellite observations of artificial formations associated with rocket launches

Jan 1993

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Kosmicheskie Issledovaniia (ISSN 0023-4206), vol. 31, no. 1, p. 93-100.

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Artificial Clouds, Atmospheric Ionization, Ionospheric Drift, Rocket Launching, Atmospheric Chemistry, Environment Pollution, Plasma Interactions, Spacecraft Glow

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Results of ground-based and satellite observations of artificial formations generated in near-earth space as a result of launches of powerful rockets (including the Space Shuttle) are presented. The data suggest that the launches of powerful rockets are accompanied by the formation of long-lived (1-6 hr) artificial formations of dispersed particles. The formation of particle clouds associated with rocket launches can be a source of pollution of near-earth space. The brightness and space-time dynamics of the artificial formations are studied.

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