Explore the hidden dynamics of Earth’s magnetosphere, a constantly spinning, living shield generated by the molten iron core beneath our feet. Learn how it has weakened by 30% over the last 3,000 ...

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II astronauts will return for a 10-day deep-space mission that’ll test new spacecraft, new partnerships and a new approach to ...

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NASA is preparing the Artemis II crew to withstand the intense radiation of deep space, a more hostile environment than the International Space Station.

NASA is preparing the Artemis II crew for deep space radiation, using sophisticated shielding and wearable technology to ensure their safety.

The Artemis II crew will face intense radiation as the astronauts venture far beyond the protection of Earth. Nasa plans to keep these lunar pioneers safe from cosmic rays and solar flares.

How well Artemis II manages its risks — untested hardware, deep-space distance, and limited escape options — will shape NASA's plans for future lunar landings and, potentially, human missions to Mars.

K-RadCube, a domestically developed cube satellite, will be installed on Artemis 2, a NASA manned mission to explore moon, to observe cosmic radiation. The Korea AeroSpace Administration (KASA) and ...

The CubeSat K-RadCube, launching aboard NASA Artemis II./Courtesy of Korea AeroSpace Administration The Korea AeroSpace Administration and the Korea Astronomy and Space Science Institute (KASI) said ...