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Microwave radiometer for lunar lander

D. P. Skulachev

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A problem of water searching on the Moon surface is discussed. An effect of the Moon regolith regelation in presence of water is investigated. The possibility of using a multichannel microwave radiometer is shown. The radiometer design and specification were discussed. The radiometer is intended to install in future on the board of a Russian Moon lander.

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A problem of water searching on the Moon surface is discussed. An effect of the Moon regolith regelation in presence of water is investigated. The possibility of using a multichannel microwave radiometer is shown. The radiometer design and specification were discussed. The radiometer is intended to install in future on the board of a Russian Moon lander.

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A problem of water searching on the Moon surface is discussed. An effect of the Moon regolith regelation in presence of water is investigated. The possibility of using a multichannel microwave radiometer is shown. The radiometer design and specification were discussed. The radiometer is intended to install in future on the board of a Russian Moon lander.

Key concepts: Radiometer, Microwave radiometer, Regolith, Remote sensing, Astrobiology, Environmental science, Microwave, On board

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