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BASIC SPACE SCIENCE
Basic Space Science
Studies on meteorology and climate (National Institute on Meteorology and Hydrology)
Studies on the Earth’s surface towards the tectonic movements
(Institute of Geodynamics of the Romanian Academy)
Onboard computing system for the PRIRODA remote sensing space
experiment, launched and coupled with the MIR space station
Space studies conducted by the Astronomical Institute of the Romanian Academy:
- the Earth-Moon system, planets and small bodies of the Solar system
- aspects of satellite dynamics in the observation of the upper
terrestrial atmosphere
- observations and correlation with the data acquired by space
telescopes
Space studies conducted by the Institute for Space Science:
- onboard mass spectrometers for the study of the atmospheric composition and dynamics
- study of the Earth’s magnetosphere accomplished by means of satellite data processing and achievement and launch of magnetometers in international cooperation within AKTIVNYI, APEX and INTERBALL space
projects
- contribution to the EQUATOR-S, FAST and CLUSTER magnetometry and space plasma projects of the European Space Agency
- participation in PLANK and SPOrt European Space Agency
projects
Participation in the international projects ROSETTA, SOHO, ISO,
COBRA/SAMBA, MACRO and KASCADE)
Study of solar neutrino oscillations during the Total Solar Eclipse of August 11, 1999 - NOTTE project
Satellite dynamics:
- AKTIVNYI and APEX space missions
- fluidic accelerometer to be used onboard the satellites (Institute for Space Science)
- methods of astrometrical interest (Astronomical Institute of the
Romanian Academy)
- theoretical and applied celestial mechanics methods (Aeronautical
Department of the "Politehnica" University Bucharest)
- optimal singular control in space dynamics (Institute of Applied
Mathematics and University of Savoie, France)
Fundamental physics in space
- discrete space-time structure and applications of the theory of
categories to gravity
- theoretical researches in general relativity, as spin-offs of the LISA and STEP future missions of the European Space Agency and NASA’s Gravity Probe-B
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