2013
DOI: 10.18372/2411-6602.09.2146
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Study of cometary matter on the Earth surface

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“…It was possible to find only one large lake with a size of up to 230 km, three small lakes and several small spots near -70° beyond the winter southern polar circle. A large number of dry rounded depressions were also found there, which were similar in shape to craters [13,18] and northern lakes. Also, a largescale structure with a depression was found, which can be interpreted as a basin from under a dry sea with a system of rivers and canals that seasonally filled it.…”
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“…It was possible to find only one large lake with a size of up to 230 km, three small lakes and several small spots near -70° beyond the winter southern polar circle. A large number of dry rounded depressions were also found there, which were similar in shape to craters [13,18] and northern lakes. Also, a largescale structure with a depression was found, which can be interpreted as a basin from under a dry sea with a system of rivers and canals that seasonally filled it.…”
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“…Распадаясь, отдельные фрагменты кометных ядер и астероидов образуют метеороиды [43,45], которые, пересекая орбиту Земли, образуют более десятка классических метеорных потоков [1-3, 16, 18]. Ядро кометы 103P/Хартли-2 выбрасывает струи водяного пара, других газов, пыль, снежинки и льдинки, которые образуют хвост кометы.…”
Section: выбросы на ядрах комет -это также своеобразные вулканыunclassified
“…Comets, mostly known as spectacular sojourners on our skies (Kronk et al 2017), have been counted for a long time among the most ancient reservoirs of solid material and ice in the solar system. As witnesses of the formation of the outer solar system have described (e.g., Donn 1963;Encrenaz 1984;Vidmachenko & Steklov 2013), their orbits can evolve through gravitational perturbations, causing them to migrate to the inner solar system-in a process that presumably happens very similarly in the extrasolar systems as well (e.g., Graham et al 2007;Matrà et al 2017). Comets are believed to be one of the possible sources of water and nitrogen (e.g., Marty 2012;Altwegg et al 2015;Poch et al 2020) and possibly even organic material on Earth (e.g., Fray et al 2016;d'Ischia et al 2021).…”
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