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Lunar Lost & Found: The Search for Old Spacecraft

机译:月球失物招领处:寻找旧航天器

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Even a casual glance at Earth's Moon reveals craters all across the surface — the scars left behind over the millennia by asteroids and other celestial objects crashing into the surface. But our Moon also has been on the receiving end of a number of artificial impacts over the last few decades. Moon probes and leftover rocket stages have left their own craters — albeit ones dual are too small to see from Earth. Robotic lunar landing spacecraft from the United States and the former Soviet Union dot the Moon as well. Add in the hardware castoff by the U.S. Apollo crews, who made their way to the Moon from 1969 to 1972, and you've got a fair amount of junk on the Moon.
机译:即使随便瞥一眼地球的月球,都可以看到整个表面的陨石坑-几千年来小行星和其他天体坠落到表面留下的疤痕。但是,在过去的几十年中,我们的月球还处于许多人为撞击的接收端。月球探测器和剩余的火箭台已经留下了自己的陨石坑-尽管双重陨石坑太小,无法从地球上看到。来自美国和前苏联的月球登陆机器人也登上了月球。再加上美国阿波罗(Apollo)乘员组在1969年至1972年间登上月球的硬件装备,您在月球上将有相当多的垃圾。

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