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how to taking care the space trash?

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[1]: https://ecofriend.com/cleaning-orbit-ways-rid-space-debris.html "Cleaning the orbit: Five ways to get rid of space debris"
[2]: https://ecofriend.com/cleaning-orbit-ways-rid-space-debris.html "Cleaning the orbit: Five ways to get rid of space debris"
[3]: https://www.nasa.gov/feature/nasa-seeks-new-ways-to-handle-trash-for-deep-space-missions/ "NASA Seeks New Ways to Handle Trash for Deep Space Missions"
[4]: https://www.npr.org/2021/03/21/979815691/new-effort-to-clean-up-space-junk-prepares-to-launch "New Effort To Clean Up Space Junk Reaches Orbit : NPR"
[5]: https://aerospace.org/article/space-debris-101 "Space Debris 101 | The Aerospace Corporation"

Space debris is a growing problem, and there are several ways to take care of it. One way is to use giant space nets to catch trash, which is being developed by the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA)[^1^][1]. Another way is to add dust to space, which can reduce space junk by sending small pieces of dust into orbit to collide with the debris[^2^][2]. Ground-based laser cannons can also be used to turn space debris into self-powered flaming de-orbiting rockets[^1^][1]. Russia is investing $2 billion in space debris removal, and they are developing an orbital debris removal satellite called Clean-mE[^1^][1]. NASA is also seeking new ways to handle trash for deep space missions[^3^][3].

I hope this helps!

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pls repeat the answer in chinese

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太空垃圾是一个日益严重的问题，有几种方法可以解决它。一种方法是使用巨大的太空网来捕捉垃圾，这是由国防高级研究计划局（DARPA）开发的。另一种方法是向太空中添加灰尘，这可以通过将小块灰尘发送到轨道上与碎片碰撞来减少太空垃圾。地面激光炮也可以用于将太空垃圾变成自供能的火箭，以进行自我降轨。俄罗斯正在投资20亿美元进行太空垃圾清理，并正在开发一颗名为Clean-mE的轨道垃圾清理卫星。美国国家航空航天局（NASA）也正在寻求处理深空 任务垃圾的新方法。

希望这可以帮到你！

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知乎：效率火箭的回答 https://www.zhihu.com/question/24075498/answer/144912199

Nitto Seimo于1910年开始制造用于捕捉小鱼的鱼网，并于1925年发明了无结制网机。日本最大的渔网制造商在十年前被日本太空机构要求开发一种金属网线。

这种金属网线含有铝，可以利用地球的磁场把被网线拴住的物体拉出轨道，并降落到大气层进行燃烧。

遨龙一号

空间碎片主动清理飞行器

遨龙一号是一台空间碎片主动清理飞行器，2016年6月25日随“长征七号”成功发射。“遨龙一号”的潜在功用是反卫星武器，它和平时期的作用是巡航太空，防止失效的卫星或卫星碎片撞击北京或者纽约等大城市，但到战争时期，又可作为太空威慑武器，直接攻击敌国的太空资产。

空间碎片包括完成任务的火箭箭体和卫星本体、火箭的喷射物、空间物体间碰撞产生的碎块等，是空间环境的主要污染源。据不完全统计，目前毫米级以上的空间碎片数以亿计。

中国作为《外空公约》的签署国，承诺控制和减少空间碎片，并不停尝试突破空间碎片清理技术。
遨龙一号将在前期技术研究和地面试验的基础上，以模拟的空间碎片为目标，验证碎片清除关键技术，任务结束后进行钝化处理。

“远征1A上面级”将5项6个载荷送入各自的预定工作轨道，其中包括“遨龙一号空间碎片主动清理飞行器”。

中国载人工程航天办公室副主任武平说，“遨龙一号”将在前期技术研究和地面试验的基础上，以模拟的空间碎片为目标，验证碎片清除关键技术，任务结束后进行钝化处理。

中新社记者获悉，“遨龙一号”装载了一台机械臂，将模拟在太空抓取废弃卫星和其他大块碎片，并将它们带到大气层进行烧毁。

遨龙一号——空间碎片主动清理飞行器：将在前期技术研究和地面试验的基础上，以模拟的空间碎片为目标，验证碎片清除关键技术，任务结束后进行钝化处理。
https://www.baike.com/resource/%E9%81%A8%E9%BE%99%E4%B8%80%E5%8F%B7/wikicover?resource_type=image&doc_id=8118121756846902825&doc_title=%E9%81%A8%E9%BE%99%E4%B8%80%E5%8F%B7&img=%2F%2Fp6-bk.byteimg.com%2Ftos-cn-i-mlhdmxsy5m%2F0bf8c2630e2c4a7bbc270df37d023626~tplv-mlhdmxsy5m-q75%3A0%3A0.image&attribute=%E7%A9%BA%E9%97%B4%E7%A2%8E%E7%89%87%E4%B8%BB%E5%8A%A8%E6%B8%85%E7%90%86%E9%A3%9E%E8%A1%8C%E5%99%A8

https://www.baike.com/wikiid/8118121756846902825?view_id=3hktfh4ld4i000

Title: Water on the Moon: Past Discoveries and Future Exploration

Abstract: Water on the Moon has been a topic of interest for scientists and explorers for decades. Recent discoveries have confirmed the presence of water ice on the Moon's surface and subsurface, especially in the permanently shadowed regions at the lunar poles. These discoveries have significant implications for the future of lunar exploration and human habitation, as water is a crucial resource for sustaining life and supporting space missions. This article provides an overview of past discoveries related to lunar water, explores the methods used to detect water on the Moon, and discusses the potential future of lunar water exploration and utilization.

Introduction: The Moon has long been considered a barren and dry place, but recent discoveries have revealed that water is more abundant on the lunar surface than previously thought. Water is a valuable resource for supporting human life and space exploration, and its presence on the Moon could have significant implications for future missions and habitation. In this article, we will review the history of lunar water discoveries and explore the methods used to detect water on the Moon. We will also discuss the potential future of lunar water exploration and utilization.

**Methods: ** The discovery of water on the Moon has been a gradual process, beginning with observations of lunar craters in the 1960s and 1970s that suggested the possibility of water ice in permanently shadowed regions. More recent discoveries have confirmed the presence of water ice using a variety of techniques, including remote sensing, direct observation, and sample analysis. Remote sensing techniques, such as spectroscopy and radar, have been used to detect the presence of water molecules on the lunar surface and subsurface. Direct observation of lunar craters has revealed evidence of water ice in the form of bright spots and the presence of hydrogen. Sample analysis of lunar rock and soil samples has also provided evidence of water molecules trapped within mineral grains.

Results: Recent discoveries have confirmed the presence of water on the Moon, especially in the permanently shadowed regions at the lunar poles. The Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter (LRO) mission has detected water molecules on the lunar surface using spectrometers, and the Lunar Crater Observation and Sensing Satellite (LCROSS) mission found evidence of water ice in a permanently shadowed crater at the Moon's south pole. In addition, the Chang'e-4 mission, launched by China in 2018, landed in the Von Kármán crater at the Moon's south pole and discovered evidence of water molecules in the lunar soil.

Discussion: The discovery of water on the Moon has significant implications for future lunar exploration and utilization. Water is a crucial resource for sustaining human life, supporting space missions, and producing rocket fuel. The presence of water on the Moon could enable long-term human habitation and reduce the cost of space missions by reducing the need to transport water from Earth. However, significant challenges remain in terms of developing the technology to extract and utilize lunar water resources, as well as ensuring the sustainable use of these resources without damaging the lunar environment.

Conclusion : Water on the Moon is an exciting area of research and exploration that has the potential to transform our understanding of the Moon and enable future space missions and habitation. Recent discoveries have confirmed the presence of water on the lunar surface and subsurface, and future missions will continue to explore and study this valuable resource.
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Link:** https://www.frontiersin.org/articles/10.3389/fspas.2021.693891/full

摘要：数十年来，月球上的水一直是科学家和探险家感兴趣的话题。最近的发现确认了月球表面和地下水冰的存在，特别是在月球极地的永久阴影区域。这些发现对未来的月球探索和人类居住有重大的意义，因为水是维持生命和支持太空任务的关键资源。本文概述了与月球水有关的过去的发现，探讨了探测月球水的方法，并讨论了月球水探索和利用的潜在未来。
介绍：月球长期以来被认为是贫瘠干旱的地方，但最近的发现揭示了月球表面的水比以前想象的更加丰富。水是支持人类生命和太空探索的宝贵资源，在月球上的存在可能对未来的任务和居住产生重大影响。在本文中，我们将回顾月球水的发现历史，探索探测月球水的方法，并讨论月球水探索和利用的潜在未来。

方法：月球上的水的发现是一个逐步的过程，始于1960年代和1970年代对月球坑的观测，这些观测表明在永久阴影区域可能存在水冰。最近的发现使用了各种技术，包括遥感、直接观测和样品分析，确认了水冰的存在。遥感技术，如光谱学和雷达，已被用于探测月球表面和地下的水分子。对月球坑的直接观测揭示了明亮斑点和氢的存在等水冰的证据。对月球岩石和土壤样品的分析也提供了被困在矿物颗粒中的水分子的证据。

结果：最近的发现确认了月球上的水的存在，特别是在月球极地的永久阴影区域。月球勘测轨道飞行器（LRO）任务使用光谱仪探测到月球表面的水分子，而月球撞击观测与探测卫星（LCROSS）任务在月球南极的一个永久阴影坑中发现了水冰的证据。此外，中国于2018年发射的嫦娥四号任务着陆在月球南极的冯·卡门坑，并使用光学成像和探测技术，确认了月球表面和地下的水冰。

讨论：月球上的水的存在对未来的太空探索和人类居住产生了重大影响。首先，水是生命存在的关键要素，因此月球上的水为未来可能在月球上居住的人类提供了基本的生命支持。其次，水可以被分解成氧气和氢气，成为火箭燃料，这将使月球成为探索更远太空的起点。最后，水还可以作为月球基地的重要资源，例如作为饮用水和冷却剂。因此，探索和利用月球上的水是未来月球探索和人类居住的关键。

探测和利用月球上的水也是一项技术挑战。尽管已经发现了月球表面和地下的水冰，但在永久阴影区域中的水冰与其他物质混合，难以获取和利用。在未来的任务中，需要研发新的技术来采集和分离水冰，并将其转化为可用的水和火箭燃料。此外，需要建立可持续的水资源管理系统，确保水资源的有效利用和保护。

结论：月球上的水的发现已经改变了我们对月球的认识，并且为未来的太空探索和人类居住提供了希望。虽然探测和利用月球上的水是一项技术挑战，但这也为我们提供了机会，研发新的技术和建立可持续的资源管理系统，从而支持未来月球探索和人类居住的需求。

（my perspectives）尽管呢，月球不适合人类大规模移民，但月球上的水资源对月球基地意义重大。它的用途主要有，一：为月球上居住的少数人们包括科学家和技术人员提供生活用水。二：水可以通过电解反应转化为氢和氧，成为燃料补给。因此，基于以上两点，未来，我们要充分利用月球水资源，来更好地辅助太空事业的发展。

Link to the original article: https://www.space.com/38725-rare-earth-elements-moon-mining-exploration.html

Title: The Potential of Rare Earth Elements on the Moon

The Moon has been a topic of interest for scientists for decades. It is an important celestial body because of its potential for space exploration and the study of the universe. In recent years, the Moon has also been recognized as a potential source of rare earth elements (REEs).

REEs are a group of seventeen elements that are essential for many high-tech products including smartphones, electric cars, wind turbines, and defense technologies. They are also critical for the production of green energy solutions such as solar panels and energy-efficient lighting. Currently, China dominates the global REE market, controlling over 80% of the world's supply.

However, recent studies have shown that the Moon could be a potential source of REEs. According to a 2017 report by the European Space Agency, the lunar regolith (the layer of loose soil and rock on the Moon's surface) contains significant amounts of REEs, particularly europium, terbium, and yttrium. These elements are critical for the production of high-performance magnets used in electric cars, wind turbines, and other technologies.

Extracting REEs from the Moon would require advanced mining technologies and significant investment. However, the potential rewards could be substantial. In addition to the economic benefits, using REEs from the Moon could also reduce dependence on China, which has been known to use its REE supply as a political weapon.

The Moon is also an attractive location for REE extraction because it does not have the environmental concerns associated with terrestrial mining. REE extraction on Earth has been linked to pollution and environmental damage. In contrast, mining on the Moon could be done in a more controlled and sustainable manner.

In conclusion, the Moon has the potential to be a significant source of REEs. While there are significant challenges to overcome, the potential benefits make it an attractive option for the future. The development of mining technologies and international cooperation will be essential for the realization of this potential.

月球上的稀土元素潜力

几十年来，月球一直是科学家们关注的话题。它是一个重要的天体，因为它有潜力用于太空探索和研究宇宙。近年来，月球也被认为是稀土元素（REEs）的潜在来源。

REEs是17种元素的一组，对许多高科技产品至关重要，包括智能手机、电动汽车、风力涡轮机和防御技术。它们还对生产太阳能电池板和节能照明等绿色能源解决方案至关重要。目前，中国主导全球REE市场，控制了全球80%以上的供应。

然而，最近的研究表明，月球可能是REEs的潜在来源。根据欧洲航天局2017年的一份报告，月球表面的月壤（松散的土壤和岩石层）含有大量的REEs，特别是铕、铽和钇。这些元素对于生产用于电动汽车、风力涡轮机和其他技术的高性能磁铁至关重要。

从月球提取REEs将需要先进的采矿技术和巨额投资。然而，潜在的回报可能是巨大的。除了经济利益外，使用从月球获取的REEs还可以减少对中国的依赖，后者已被证明使用其REE供应作为政治武器。

月球也是REE提取的吸引地之一，因为它没有与地球采矿相关的环境问题。与地球上的REE提取相比，月球上的采矿可以以更加可控和可持续的方式进行。

总之，月球有成为REE的重要来源的潜力。虽然需要克服重大的挑战，但潜在的利益使其成为未来的有吸引力的选择。采矿技术的发展和国际合作对于实现这种潜力至关重要。

目前，对于月球上的稀土资源的归属划分还没有明确的国际协议。然而，根据《外层空间条约》和其他国际法规，所有国家都有权在月球上进行科学研究和探索，并且不能宣称对月球拥有主权。因此，对于月球上的稀土资源的开采和利用，应该在国际协作的框架下进行。国际社会需要合作制定合理的政策和法规来规范和管理对月球的开采和利用，以确保资源的可持续利用和公正分配。

Link to the original article: https://www.space.com/19280-helium-3.html

Title: The Potential of Helium-3 on the Moon

Article:

The moon is one of the most intriguing objects in our solar system, and for good reason. It has been explored extensively, and we have discovered a number of valuable resources on its surface. One such resource is Helium-3, an isotope of Helium that could potentially revolutionize the energy industry.

Helium-3 is a rare isotope of Helium that is not found in significant quantities on Earth. However, the moon is rich in Helium-3, and estimates suggest that there may be as much as 1 million tons of Helium-3 on the lunar surface. This is significant, as Helium-3 can be used as fuel for nuclear fusion.

Nuclear fusion is a process in which two atomic nuclei are fused together to form a heavier nucleus, releasing a large amount of energy in the process. Unlike nuclear fission, which produces radioactive waste, nuclear fusion is a clean and efficient source of energy. However, nuclear fusion requires a fuel source, and Helium-3 is an ideal candidate.

The reason Helium-3 is such a promising fuel source is that it is non-radioactive and produces no harmful byproducts. When Helium-3 is fused with deuterium, another isotope of hydrogen, it produces a high-energy proton and a helium nucleus. This reaction releases a large amount of energy, but produces no radioactive waste.

The potential of Helium-3 as a fuel source is immense. If we could harness just 1% of the Helium-3 on the moon, we could provide enough energy to power the entire world for a year. This makes the moon a potentially valuable source of energy for future generations.

Of course, the idea of mining Helium-3 on the moon is still in its infancy. There are numerous technical and logistical challenges that would need to be overcome before it becomes a viable option. However, as our energy needs continue to grow and our resources on Earth become more scarce, the potential of Helium-3 on the moon becomes increasingly attractive.

In conclusion, the discovery of Helium-3 on the moon has the potential to revolutionize the energy industry. It is a clean, efficient, and non-radioactive fuel source that could provide us with virtually unlimited energy. While there are still many challenges to overcome, the future looks bright for Helium-3 and lunar exploration.

月球上的氦-3的潜力

摘要：月球是太阳系中最引人注目的物体之一，理由很充分。它已经被广泛探索，我们已经在其表面发现了许多有价值的资源。其中一个资源是氦-3，这是氦的一种同位素，可能彻底改变能源行业。

氦-3是一种在地球上没有大量发现的罕见同位素。然而，月球富含氦-3，估计可能有多达100万吨的氦-3在月球表面。这非常重要，因为氦-3可以用作核聚变的燃料。

核聚变是一种将两个原子核融合成一个较重的原子核的过程，同时释放大量的能量。与产生放射性废物的核裂变不同，核聚变是一种清洁高效的能源来源。然而，核聚变需要燃料来源，而氦-3是一个理想的选择。

氦-3之所以是如此有前途的燃料来源，是因为它是无放射性的，并且不产生有害的副产品。当氦-3与氘（氢的另一种同位素）结合时，它会产生高能质子和一个氦核。这种反应释放了大量的能量，但不产生放射性废物。

氦-3作为燃料的潜力是巨大的。如果我们可以利用月球上的氦-3的1％，我们就可以为全球提供足够的能源，供一年使用。这使得月球成为未来几代人的潜在能源宝库。

当然，在月球上采矿氦-3的想法仍处于起步阶段。在成为可行选择之前，需要克服众多技术和后勤挑战。然而，随着我们的能源需求不断增长和地球资源变得更加稀缺，氦-3和月球探索的未来看起来是光明的。

总之，在月球上发现氦-3具有革命能源行业的潜力。它是一种清洁、高效、无放射性的燃料来源，可以为我们提供几乎无限的能量。尽管仍有许多挑战需要克服，但氦-3和月球探索的未来充满希望。