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Most radiation in space is particle radiation, which can be stopped dead by pretty much anything. The aluminum hull of the craft, the cloth of the suits. Particle radiation is pretty puny, so even a few sheets of newspaper would do. So much for the Moon Hoax believers who think it would take 6 feet of lead to protect the astronauts!
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Can astronauts live in a moon base?
A moon base would be built more or less as the spacecrafts are built, except unmoving, larger, and with no engines. Think of Skylab or the International Space Station, only on the moon, and at least partially buried for cheap radiation shielding during the Sun's rare but dangerous solar flares. There is no reason why this would not work.
Who built the spacecrafts that landed on Mars?
Sebastion the Phisics master
How are you protected from cosmic radiation from outer space?
Well not a lot actually. If there is a burst of radiation there is not a lot the can do about it. The people in side it will hide where there is the most space station between them and the radiation that includes hiding behind one an other. And for meteorites there is even less you can do about it besides moving out of the way. The station can protect itself from pea or pebble sized micrometeorites, thanks to its two separated layers of titanium alloy hull, but more than that and the station itself needs to maneuver out of the way or suffer huge amounts of damage.
Why do sea divers and astronauts need to wear special suits?
Both astronauts and sea divers wear special sits because they travel into atmospheres that are strange to our bodies. Our bodies were not built to stand extremely deep waters and outer space. The suits protect them as they go about their business in those places.
How do astronots get dressed in space?
Astronauts wear special space suits that are designed to protect them from the extreme conditions of space, such as vacuum, temperature fluctuations, and radiation. They put on their suits inside the spacecraft or space station before going out on a spacewalk or conducting tasks in space. The suits are equipped with multiple layers for insulation, life support systems, communications equipment, and built-in gloves and boots.
Why was Lewes castle built?
It was built on a hill, and then houses were built around it, the castle was built there to protect the village around it.
Why was Middleham castle built?
The castle was built to protect Converdale and to protect the road from Richmond to Skipton, Hope This Has Helped You...
How do astronauts communicate outside the space shuttle?
They use radios built in their space suits.
Are a space shuttle and a spacecraft the same things?
fundamentally all things that fly into space are spacecrafts. There are two tipes of manned spacecrafts: spaceplanes and capsules . Apollo, Gemini, Mercury were capsules, also soyuz. Space Shuttle orbiter and Sovietic Buran Shuttle are a kind of spaceplanes. can be defined space shuttle also anything that can easily carry cargo or astronauts to space: the Space Shuttle stack is able to carry about 25 metric tons, that make it a unique blend of cargo and human transport skills, essential to the Space Station to be built
What are some safety measures that are built into space?
the glass bowl they wear on their head to give them oxygen. the suit together so they wont get harmed
What are some interesting features of the spacesuit?
Spacesuits have built-in life support systems, including oxygen tanks, temperature regulation capabilities, and waste management systems. They are designed to protect astronauts from extreme temperatures, radiation, and micrometeoroids while providing mobility and dexterity for tasks in space. Spacesuits also have communication systems that allow astronauts to communicate with each other and with mission control on Earth.
Why is the Great Wall of China built for?
It was built to protect and isolate China.
