High Velocity Microparticles in Space Influence Mechanisms and Mitig
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Velocity Microparticles in Space Influence Mechanisms and Mitigating Effects of Electromagnetic Irradiation
High Velocity Microparticles in Space
Anatoly Belous • Vitali Saladukha Siarhei Shvedau
High Velocity Microparticles in Space Influence Mechanisms and Mitigating Effects of Electromagnetic Irradiation
Anatoly Belous Integral Minsk, Belarus
Vitali Saladukha Integral Minsk, Belarus
Siarhei Shvedau Integral Minsk, Belarus
ISBN 978-3-030-04157-1 ISBN 978-3-030-04158-8 https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-04158-8
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Preface
At the present time, space technologies have so greatly permeated the contemporary life of mankind that should the world become devoid of them, the development of civilization would be set far behind, as only with application of the potentialities of the space industries is it possible to tackle the specific tasks of advancing modern industrial society as a whole and each sovereign industrially developed state specifically. Besides strengthening defense and ensuring the national security, it is solely application of space technology that can ensure, for the state, solution of diversified commercial and defense tasks such as high-accuracy operative navigation, multichannel communications, reliable meteorological forecasting, emergency alarm signaling, Earth remote probing (ecological monitoring, remote probing for minerals), and expansion of our awareness of the Universe. A necessary prerequisite for the development of space engineering is application of a high-reliability element-component base (integrated circuits and semiconductor d
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