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Information × Registration Number 0205U004468, 0102U002475 , R & D reports Title Complex invesigations of giant planets and their satellites: a comparative analysis of physical parameters of planetary atmospheres and improving of satellite orbits from observational data popup.stage_title Head Sergeev Alexandr, Registration Date 31-03-2005 Organization International Center Astronomical, Medical and Ecological Research popup.description2 With the help a coude-echelle grating of a spectrometer the spectral observations of Jove and Saturn are obtained. The analysis of spectra of Fraunhofer lines Н Са II and its "spirit" has allowed to evaluate differences in vertical pattern of atmospheres of planets -giant above different optical parts. The mathematical modelling of vertical pattern of planetary atmospheres was held. The spectral observations of the satellite of Saturn of Titanium have filed on some lengths of surges of a lines similar on emissive, which one, probably, are a consequent of combinative (Raman) light scattering by molecules of azote or its joints, which one basically compound atmosphere of Titanium. Is designed the method of application quasi-simultaneous of positional, spectral and photometric observations of small bodies of a solar System on 2-м a telescope of an observatory on peak Terskol, with the help which one holds study of the mutual phenomens in a system of Galilean satellites of Jove. The spectral observationsof selected stars for study and calibration of a complex are held. The optical system coude is certificated, in focal point which one places an echelle grating - spectrometer superhigh of a resolution. Within the framework of the program of asteroid-cometary safety the search operations of observations of asteroids were in a resonance 1:1 with Saturn are held. For 85 objects the determination of their orbits was conducted. The observations "of space waste" near to an antisolar dot are held and in the field of concentration on geostationary to orbit. Product Description popup.authors popup.nrat_date 2020-04-02 Close