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Old November 11th 03, 08:14 AM
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Default Apollo spacecraft shielding material

Hi...
I'm doing a research project for school on the apollo missions and I have
been having trouble finding information on what was used to shield the
apollo vehicles when they passed through the van allen belts. I've found
some radiation statistics I'm curious how they solved this problem. also it
is kinda needed for my project.Can anyone help? Thanks,
Jimmy

 




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