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The need to protect humans from radiation on the Moon's surface.
Distance strongly reduces the acute radiation sickness (ARS) risk from fallout because the highest dose rates concentrate close to where large, short‑lived radioactive particles deposit and radiation ...
FEMA’s 2024 guidance emphasizes three simple actions after a nuclear detonation: get inside, stay inside, and tune in to authorities, because fallout begins to accumulate roughly 15 minutes after the ...
Residents seeking to measure and reduce radiofrequency (RF) exposure at home should pair practical measurement methods — with broadband/narrowband meters or exposimeters — with simple, evidence‑based ...
on the Moon for limited periods with current technology and could establish longer-term bases if key hurdles—, reliable life support, and large-scale in‑situ resource utilization—are solved; plans fro...