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They Protect Astronauts From the Artemis Mission From Alcalá University
The US space agency has received information and advice from researchers from the University of Alcalá, at the request of NASA and linked to the EPD instrument of the Solar Orbiter mission. This has served to minimize the risks that the most dangerous solar radiations can pose during the first ‘moon flight’ since 1972. On April 1, the NASA SLS rocket (Space Launch System) took off from Cape Canaveral with four astronauts on board. In addition, i…
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The US space agency has received information and advice from researchers from the University of Alcalá, at the request of NASA and linked to the EPD instrument of the Solar Orbiter mission. This has served to minimize the risks that the most dangerous solar radiations can pose during the first ‘moon flight’ since 1972. On April 1, the NASA SLS rocket (Space Launch System) took off from Cape Canaveral with four astronauts on board. In addition, i…
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