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What gas is called the natural shield against the radiation?

Ozone shields against incoming UV radiation


What type of radiation is the hardest to shield against?

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What are the skin adaptations that make it an efficient human shield?

That question is also asked in our take home test at biology. :) Melanin, why ? Because melanin acts as a protective biological shield against ultraviolet radiation.


Why might you call the ozone layer a space shield?

Since ultraviolet radiation from the sun does have to travel through outer space in order to reach the Earth, you could say that it comes from space, and therefore the ozone layer which protects against solar ultraviolet radiation is a kind of space shield.


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