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extravehicular lunar suit | лунный скафандр |
International Lunar Society | Международное общество по изучению Луны |
Lunar Analysis and Mapping Program | Программа исследования и картографирования Луны |
lunar moon bug | небольшой летательный аппарат для доставки людей с космического корабля на Луну и обратно |
lunar moon bug | аппарат для передвижения по Луне |
lunar calendar | восточный календарь any dating system based on a year consisting of synodic months–i.e., complete cycles of phases of the Moon. In every solar year (or year of the seasons), there are about 12.37 synodic months. Therefore, if a lunar-year calendar is to be kept in step with the seasonal year, a periodic intercalation (addition) of days is necessary. The Sumerians were probably the first to develop a calendar based entirely on the recurrence of lunar phases. Each Sumero-Babylonian month began on the first day of visibility of the new Moon. Although an intercalary month was used periodically, intercalations (intercalation) were haphazard, inserted when the royal astrologers realized that the calendar had fallen severely out of step with the seasons. Starting about 380 BC, however, fixed rules regarding intercalations were established, providing for the distribution of seven intercalary months at designated intervals over 19-year periods. Greek astronomers also devised rules for intercalations to coordinate the lunar and solar years. It is likely that the Roman republican calendar was based on the lunar calendar of the Greeks. Lunar calendars remain in use among certain religious groups today. The Jewish calendar (Jewish religious year), which supposedly dates from 3,760 years and three months before the Christian Era (BCE) is one example. The Jewish religious year begins in autumn and consists of 12 months alternating between 30 and 29 days. It allows for a periodic leap year and an intercalary month. Another lunar calendar, the Muslim (Muslim calendar), dates from the Hegira–July 15, AD 622, the day on which the prophet Muammad began his migration from Mecca to Medina. It makes no effort to keep calendric and seasonal years together. Britannica (Alexander Demidov) |
lunar caustic | жгучий |
lunar caustic | едкий |
lunar caustic | колкий |
lunar caustic | адский камень |
lunar day | лунный день |
lunar distance | лунное расстояние (расстояние Луны от Солнца, какой-либо звезды или планеты) |
lunar-diurnal | лунно-суточный |
lunar exploration operations | операции по исследованию Луны |
lunar features | лунный рельеф (15) |
Lunar Flying Vehicle | лунный ЛА |
lunar impact vehicle | аппарат Лив для жёсткой посадки на Луну |
Lunar International Laboratory | международная лунная лаборатория |
lunar landing mission | полёт с целью посадки на Луну |
lunar matter | лунит |
lunar module | лунная кабина (космического корабля) |
lunar module | лунный отсек (космического корабля) |
lunar nearside | ближняя сторона Луны (Anglophile) |
Lunar New Year | Китайский Новый Год (Chinese New Year – also called the Lunar New Year and the Spring Festival Val_Ships) |
lunar orbit | орбита Луны (kee46) |
lunar packet | портативный набор научных приборов (для взятия проб и исследования Луны) |
lunar politics | вопросы, не имеющие практического значения |
Lunar Receiving Laboratory | изолятор для ступивших на Луну космонавтов и образцов лунного грунта |
lunar rover | луноход |
lunar roving vehicle | луноход |
lunar salad | "лунный" салат (Nasa to send seeds to Moon to grow lunar salad ikot) |
lunar sea | лунное море |
lunar-semidiurnal | лунно-полусуточный |
lunar space-vehicle launching site | лунодром |
lunar surface | лунная поверхность |
lunar surface inspection | обследование лунной поверхности |
lunar surface vehicle | луноход |
manned lunar landing and return | прилунение и возвращение на Землю КЛА с экипажем |
manned lunar launching | запуск лунного КЛА с экипажем |
mobile lunar laboratory | подвижная лунная лаборатория |
soft lunar landing and return | мягкая посадка на Луну и возвращение |