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Re: Dose rate in outerspace?
Tad,
So, for those of us without www at the moment :-) what's the answer (rough,
range; formal nasa estimate, or "informed guess") for Shannon Lucid for 6
months (without depending on knowing how many times she traversed the SAA
:-)
Regards, Jim Muckerheide
jmuckerheide@delphi.com
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> You might want to try the following URL:
>
> http://medlib.jsc.nasa.gov/intro/radiation.html
>
> Summary: A large percentage of the radiation dosage astronauts receive in low
> earth orbit occurs during passage throught eh South Atlantic Anomoly (SAA).
> In a loose sense there is an anomaly in the Northern Hemisphere, because
> while the inner belt is closest to the surface above the South Atlantic,
> it's consequently farthest away from the surface above the North Pacific.
>
>
>
> At 01:38 PM 9/22/96 -0500, you wrote:
> >
> >This question goes out to anyone who knows more than me. (Which is probably
> >all 1550 list subscribers) I am curious about Shannon Lucid, the
> >astronaut-scientist. She has been in orbit around terra firma aboard the
> >Russian Mir space station, for what will be a record setting 188 day flight.
> >I do not have any information at my finger tips for dose rates in space.
> >Please do not spend hundreds of hours researching this for me as the
> >information is only requested for personal knowledge quenching. Paul, you
> >needn't spend your time on this.
> > Thank-You
> > Jeff Hoffman
> >
> >Newport, Mi USA
> >HoffmanJ@DetroitEdison.Com
> >1 (313) 586-1620
> >
> >
> >
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