Breakthrough! The Most Detailed Moon Map Ever: China's Lunar Atlas
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- Опубліковано 28 тра 2024
- Dive into the details of China's first high-definition geologic atlas of the moon in this exciting exploration! Discover how this revolutionary map, detailed at a scale of 1:2.5 million, is transforming lunar science and future moon missions. Get ready to uncover the moon’s mysteries like never before!
Chapters:
00:00 Introduction
00:43 Mapping the Moon
03:37 Atlas in Action
05:54 Future Frontiers
08:36 Outro
08:54 Enjoy
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Ooooooo, would like to get a large poster of each of those!
The Chinese Academy of Sciences has a website in English. They made this Atlas and if you are interested in purchasing it they should be happy to provide information.
China produces the most detailed map of the Moon ever ----
In the meantime Artemis launched by NASA gave us a handful of scratchy line filled images with the resolution of a 1960's photo-copier.
The mic, graphics, dictation and even the music are all superb. Kudos
2100 years ago, during the Han Dynasty, an emperor named ‘汉武帝’ in China once said: "Wherever the sun and moon shine, and rivers reach, all are within the territory of the Han Dynasty."
Awesome lunar history 🤩🤩🤩
Another breakthrough 🎉🎉🎉
America might hate it, but I love China! I really hope they can get a moon base set up soon.
Well they have the resources -- lets just hope they don't rip it apart - as they are promising - in order to exploit all the minerals.
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we have our own time line. It is about 2030 or before that.
@@Pax.Alotin the minerals are the major reason that they even wanted to build a research base there... The chinese are ultra business minded people, they never go places have low value.
@@chriscain7333 所以在中国的史书上从未出现过欧洲和非洲。直到15世纪明朝才首次提及，他们认为欧洲没有任何东西，16世纪明朝终于提到了欧洲的白银。
Thank you for sharing this!❤ Great work to you and to China! For all HUMANBEING!
Fascinating. I do wish there were some static side-by-side comparisons to get us more involved in this presentation. For instance, one half shows the geology, and the other shows faultlines. Photographs of the southpole next to the same geology area -- in fact, a number of these would be great!
China selects research goals that are smart. Mapping lunar mineral compositions will lead to a viable lunar economy.
Usa: lets hide everything
Elon: lets share
China: yeah lets share
The geologic map of the moon developed during the Apollo period is out of date, now a new comprehensive geologic map of the moon is needed, Yep, we did it ! Let's witness history
For all humanities ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Congratulations to China for the new moon atlas!!! If you will listen I would like to tell you about something's I know about the moon and I would like to learn as well please hear me out!!!
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High resolution hyperspectral mapping could reveal much more. Spectrums can reveal multiple material components and their percentage of material. Ideally, a satellite orbiting the moon at a stable distance could have sensors suspended on a very light weight wire strand unreeled to within a few kilometers of the surface, perhaps 100 meters momentarily. Hyperspectral measurements would have such high resolution that spectrums of individual rocks in the image could be collected and analyzed.
A suspended sensor close to the moon would allow mapping mass concentrations of the moon; good for geology and good for precisely calculating orbits and trajectories. Possibly add a high energy pulse laser to vaporize a small spot and analyze the light spectrum for revealing its elements (this would be possible but a hard technical challenge).
Also sensors could revel suspended dust due to electrostatic charge (this does happen near the moon especially at sunrise). Also mapping the voltage differentials that hold up dust particles near the moon surface. Also map the magnetic field near the surface with an extremely sensitive Josephson Junction sensor. Other possible sensors include LIDAR, ground penetrating radar
Why are the craters shallow?
A number of reasons - the Moon has its own forms of erosion -- due to solar rays
The Moon has quakes - which trigger occasional landslides that soften the edges of craters. Gravity also can cause some of the slopes to 'sag' under their own weight.
Also the Moon is still being bombarded by millions of rock grains. Since the Moon has no atmosphere, the grains - don't burn up. Over time -- they eventually fill the craters.
Yeah, but where are the alien bases on the dark side?
Where's all the alien moon bases ? You mean it didn't find any ! That's odd !
Not everything is revealed in this one.
No evidence of previous Apolllo landings.
I giess it would be roo compulsive to replace "lunar geology" eith "selenology"..
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Ow u keep showing the same pictures over and over again and over again and again?
The book published is expensive, nasa is so broke that they cant afford one, and the chinese aint gonna give it for free.
Money is of no value
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