Solid particles in the solar system
Solid particles in the solar system
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太阳系中的固体粒子
DOI：
10.1029/jz064i011p01653
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发表时间：
1959
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通讯作者：
F. Whipple
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作者：
F. Whipple
太阳系中的固体粒子在这里被定义为大于分子而小于行星的粒子；它们在自由的轨道上围绕太阳运行，与行星没有物理上的联系。彗星、小行星和天然卫星很可能包括在主题中，但只有当它们与太阳系中较小的粒子有关时才会被提及。
Solid particles in the solar system are here defined as particles greater than molecules and smaller than planets; they move about the sun in free orbits and are not physically attached to planets. Comets, asteroids, and natural satellites might well be included in the subject matter but will be mentioned only as they are related to smaller particles in the solar system.
Detailed knowledge of the physical structure, composition and orbital distribution of particles in the solar system is of particular current interest because the particles constitute a potential hazard to satellites, space probes, and space vehicles. Both the designers of space equipment and the operational planners require precise knowledge to protect equipment and operations against the effects of meteoritic impact.