Abstract
The results of the first study on experimental modeling of the rise of dust particles by a shock wave above a target surface, performed on the Saturn installation, are presented. The interaction of laser radiation with a porous chondritic target, the surface of which contains fine particles of talc, is investigated. The results of experimental modeling can be used to describe the rise of dust particles from zones of nonlinear and linear elastic deformations of the regolith material, which characterize the impact of the meteoroid on the surface of the Moon.
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