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Astronaut Health and Dose Limits — Clarity Today

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Astronaut Health and Dose Limits

Career effective-dose limits, cancer and mortality risk modelling, and sex-specific radiation risk for crews on long-duration missions.

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science1 distinct publisher

Two torso phantoms, one vest: Artemis I puts a number on crew radiation shielding

The measured part was Van Allen belt protons, not a storm. The 60% and 40% dose cuts are model output, and StemRad's own arithmetic implies a Mars cruise worse than 600 mSv.

Publishers:physicsworld.com

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Adoption26
Hype gap+28
Incentives78

Confidence55