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NASA space mission in the Van Allen radiation belts
We can and have passed through the Van Allen radiation belts because they are spatially limited zones of trapped charged particles whose intensity varies in time and space; Apollo crews traversed them...
Current reporting describes Van Allen belt radiation as highly variable: localized fluxes can be “hundreds to thousands of times” above Earth-surface background and can spike rapidly during solar even...
The Van Allen radiation belts are zones of energetic charged particles encircling Earth that vary in intensity and structure; they have been traversed by crewed missions (Apollo) and are manageable wi...