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A special wave sent came back from moon
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Successful in covering a lot of distance in terms of
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Laser beam reflected with the help of lunar orbiters
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Now only one tenth part of beam to the moon is returning
Rashtriya Khabar
Ranchi: Laser rays beaming towards moon is now successful. Not only it reached
there but it also came back from moon as directed by the research team. Along
with astronomy on laser rays, a lot of work is going on in defense science as well.
Talking about defense science, especially now that defense scientists are making
steady progress in the direction of making such laser-based weapons, then they
can aim accurately at a target far away. In this direction, the speed and efficiency
of laser rays have been assessed for the first time. Scientists had sent special laser
rays from the Earth directly to the moon, which have returned unchanged after
hitting a special device kept there. It has been proved that certain types of laser
rays can at least cover such a distance. According to scientific estimates, the
distance of the moon from the Earth is estimated at 3,84,400 kilometers.
Laser rays traveled a lot of distance
research, according to this research, the laser rays were sent to the moon from a
lunar laser ranging station in France. The laser rays were focused on a device
directly connected to the LRO involved in the research of the moon. This device
was designed in such a way that it reflected the laser beam coming from the earth
towards the moon. Something similar happened in the experiment and he was
able to send the returning ray after hitting the moon again to the Earth Station
established on Earth. It has now been reported that significant success has been
achieved under this research that has been going on for many decades. Actually,
the surface from which these laser rays have collided and returned, it is like a
normal book on the moon. This can explain how strong the speed of laser rays
and the stability of reaching the target can be.
Nasa and French scientists carried out the experiment
scientists. NASA’s Lunar Orbiter has been involved in moon research since 2009.
NASA has placed a device on this passenger, which can eclipse and reflect laser
rays. To confirm the arrival of this laser beam on the moon, the work of using
solar panels left there under earlier lunar missions there. But in earlier
experiments, these solar panels were returning very weak waves, which were not
possible to be used scientifically. This technique has been tried since the time of
the Apollo lunar expedition. Instead of sending laser rays directly to the moon,
the results of sending and receiving reflected rays through the lunar orbiter have
been good. The laser rays returned by hitting the moon through this are in a very
strong state, which can be scientifically analyzed and used. But this journey of
laser rays over such a distance has proved that these laser rays will play a major
role in future astronomy as well as in defense management, which will be able to
aim accurately to a remote target and also in space.
Now this can also be used as weapon
Due to the continuous use of this experiment, scientists have now reached the
conclusion that the moon and the earth are moving away from each other.
However, the speed of this distance is very slow and averages 3.8 centimeters a
year. Nevertheless, it is being discovered that the force of gravitation is
stretching between the two. Giving information about this research on August 7,
the scientist associated with this research, Irvan Mazariko, has said that much
more work remains to be done on the achievement of these rays. According to
him, the laser rays which are now hitting the moon and returning, they are trying
to understand why they are one-tenth of the laser rays sent.
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