天体高能辐射的空间观测与研究-isasjaxa.PPT

2005年8月11日 Future Chinese High Energy Programs, Fangjun Lu, IHEP-CAS Outline Overview of space science plan in China The Hard X-ray Modulation Telescope (HXMT) Space Multi-wavelength Variable Object Monitor (SVOM) Opportunities onboard China’s space lab Overview of space science plan in China Space Science Development Strategies in China Following the principles of space science development, in the fields with strong and sustained supports, missions are selected according to their scientific importance, stimulation to strategic technologies, urgency and technical maturity and feasibility; normally smaller and simpler missions are selected first to minimize risks, but opportunities should also be grasped for missions with great breakthrough potentials. Within about 20 years, gradually develop satellite series with different scales, complete China’s transition from a major space technology country into a major space science country in the world. Principles for developing space science in China Principle for high priority support: innovative Chinese projects with important scientific objectives Fields with strong support: Sun-Earth environment detection, solar system exploration and space astronomy Fields with sustained support: space environment utilization, including microgravity, life science and earth-observation from space Measures to encourage: public education and outreach, international cooperation in space science Short-term goals between 2006-2010 (1) Launch the Hard X-ray Modulation Telescope satellite in 2010, the first Chinese space astronomy mission, in order to reach the international level in hard X-ray observation and research Discover about 1000 supermassive black holes Detailed studies on pulsars and other compact objects, the dynamical behaviors and high energy radiation processes in the strong gravitational fields around black holes Obtain breakthrough results and play a leading role on black hole research and other related fields. Short-term