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日本、印度和韩国在2010年虽然航天发射次数不多,但都喜忧参半,既取得了一些举世瞩目的成果,也遇到了重大挫折。日本的“伊卡洛斯”(IKAROS)太阳帆、首颗准天顶卫星-1[Quasi-Zenith-1,又名指路号],印度的高分辨率遥感卫星—制图卫星-2B(Cartosat-2B),韩国的首颗地球静止轨道卫星—通信-海洋-气象卫星-1(COMS-1,又名“千里眼”)等都顺利上天并运行,但日本的首个金星探测器—拂晓号(AKATSUKI)因故障没有进入金星轨道,印度的地球同步轨道卫星运载火箭-D3(GSLV-D3)、F6和韩国第2枚罗老-1[Naro-1,又名韩国航天运载火箭-1(KSLV-1)]也发射失败。2010年,中国在航天领域取得了巨大的成就,不仅成功进行了15次航天发射,而且新上天的5颗“北斗”导航卫星和嫦娥-2月球探测器表现十分出色,在国际上产生较大影响。
Japan, India and South Korea both enjoyed mixed results in 2010, despite not many space launches. They not only achieved some remarkable achievements but also encountered major setbacks. Japan’s IKAROS solar sail, the first Quasi-Zenith-1 (also known as the Indication), India’s high-resolution remote sensing satellite-Cartographic satellite-2B CartOSat-2B), South Korea’s first geostationary satellite-communications-ocean-meteorological satellite-1 (COMS-1) - The AKATSUKI failed to enter the orbit of Venus due to the failure of the Indian Geosynchronous orbit Satellite Launch Vehicle-D3 (GSLV-D3), F6 and South Korea’s 2nd Laoluo-1 [Naro-1, also known as the South Korean space launch vehicle -1 (KSLV-1)] also failed to transmit. In 2010, China made great achievements in the field of aerospace. Not only did it successfully launch 15 space launches, but also five new “Beidou” navigation satellites and the Chang’e-2 lunar probe performed very well in the world. Great impact.