The physical and dynamical properties of the Kuiper belt as a probe of the processes of planet formation.
柯伊伯带的物理和动力学特性作为行星形成过程的探针。
基本信息
- 批准号:RGPIN-2016-05499
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 3.64万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:加拿大
- 项目类别:Discovery Grants Program - Individual
- 财政年份:2018
- 资助国家:加拿大
- 起止时间:2018-01-01 至 2019-12-31
- 项目状态:已结题
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项目摘要
The Kuiper belt provides a valuable window into the processes of planet formation. We will conduct ground and spacecraft observations of Kuiper belt objects (KBOs) to provide a detailed picture of the processes of planet formation in this region of the solar system. ******These observational campaigns will make use the Canada France Hawaii Telescope, the GEMINI telescopes and the New Horizons spacecraft, as well as supporting observations from an array of facilities. ******Specific projects include: ******- We will conduct ground based observations to measure of the size-frequency distribution of KBOs. In particular comparing distributions as a function of orbital class. Cosmogenic models of the formation of the outer solar system indicate that various sub-classes of the Kuiper belt formed under different conditions and thus the size distributions, a signature of the formation process, should be different. We will compare the size distributions in the range between 100 and 30km, where the accretion/collision processes should be dominant and at sizes between 10 and 1km where the total mass originally available for formation is the constraining parameter.******- Application of a novel technique for detection of stellar occultations by mid-sized (~100km) KBOs, detection of which will allow a connection between observed luminosity function of KBOs and the desired size distribution. Currently, infrared observations and traditional occultation observations enable the connection between luminosity and size for the largest (+1000km) KBOs, much larger than sizes where the interplay between accretion and collision in the Kuiper belt is probed.******- New Horizons Spacecraft a ~100km sized KBO which will greatly increase our understanding of these objects. Observations of surface scaring, albedo variations, surface properties, etc. are all ground truths that can only be obtained via a spacecraft visit. We will also obtain, during the flight, observations of other KBOs at higher resolution than can be achieved from the ground, probing for multiplicity in those systems.**
柯伊伯带为了解行星形成过程提供了一个宝贵的窗口。我们将对柯伊伯带天体(KBO)进行地面和航天器观测,以提供太阳系该区域行星形成过程的详细图片。 ******这些观测活动将利用加拿大、法国、夏威夷望远镜、双子座望远镜和新视野号航天器,以及一系列设施的支持观测。 ******具体项目包括: ******- 我们将进行地面观测,以测量柯伊伯带天体的大小频率分布。特别是比较作为轨道类别函数的分布。外太阳系形成的宇宙成因模型表明,柯伊伯带的各个子类是在不同条件下形成的,因此作为形成过程特征的尺寸分布应该是不同的。我们将比较 100 到 30 公里范围内的尺寸分布,其中吸积/碰撞过程应占主导地位,尺寸分布在 10 到 1 公里之间,最初可用于形成的总质量是约束参数。******- 应用一种新技术来检测中型(约 100 公里)柯伊伯带天体掩星,其检测将允许观测到的柯伊伯带天体光度函数与所需尺寸之间的联系 分配。目前,红外观测和传统掩星观测能够将最大(+1000公里)柯伊伯带天体的光度和尺寸联系起来,这些柯伊伯带天体的尺寸远大于探测柯伊伯带吸积和碰撞之间相互作用的尺寸。******-新视野号宇宙飞船拥有约100公里大小的柯伊伯带天体,这将极大地增加我们对这些天体的了解。对表面疤痕、反照率变化、表面特性等的观察都是只能通过航天器访问才能获得的地面事实。 我们还将在飞行过程中获得比地面更高分辨率的其他柯伊伯带天体观测结果,探索这些系统中的多重性。**
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