![]() |
|
|
Thread Tools | Display Modes |
#1
|
|||
|
|||
![]()
Dear Nathan Jones:
"Nathan Jones" wrote in message ... The 1969 - 1972 Apollo missions occured during a sunspot maxima period. It was known at the time that on any particular day there were on average to be expected (during the maxima years) about 15 detectable solar flares that would be headed for Earth and if we take them all to be low energy flares of about 2.5 rem each then that would mean that the Apollo astronauts would have been exposed to 375 rem each day. The maximum permissible dose for Joe public is 0.5 rem per year. Go figure! "Would be headed for Earth". Didn't. "Permissible dose". Maybe we should arrest them? Disinformation at its best. David A. Smith |
Thread Tools | |
Display Modes | |
|
|
![]() |
||||
Thread | Thread Starter | Forum | Replies | Last Post |
Apollo 1 Fire Jokes | Nomen Nescio | Space Shuttle | 5 | January 30th 04 01:18 AM |
If Liberty bells hatch hadnt blown? | Hallerb | History | 28 | August 30th 03 02:57 AM |
Apollo pictures taken from the TV screen | Doug... | History | 0 | August 26th 03 08:30 AM |
The Collins factor | Doug... | History | 27 | August 22nd 03 05:57 PM |
Which Apollo landing site would you revisit? | EAC | History | 2 | July 13th 03 08:26 PM |