Phobos studies during the space probe flight over the surface - Multiobjective remote active experiment

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Phobos, Planetary Composition, Remote Sensing, Satellite Surfaces, Satellite-Borne Instruments, Chemical Composition, Mass Spectroscopy, Polarization Characteristics, Regolith, Surface Properties, Topography

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The climax of the Phobos mission is the 20-min-hovering of the spacecraft over the surface within the 'height corridor' 30 to 80 m. A combined remote multipurpose active experiment is planned for this period with the following objectives: (1) to study the mass and isotopic composition of Phobos' regolith; (2) to measure to topography and surface texture; and (3) to determine the electrophysical, spectral, and polarization characteristics of Phobos' surface. To perform this experiment the spacecraft carries the following scientific payload: a remote laser and a secondary-ion mass-analyzer, and radar and videospectrometer systems.

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