Enhancing Shielding Efficiency against Galactic Cosmic Radiation: Secondary Neutron Optimization
Yamina Dribi,
Nabil Ounoughi
Abstract:GCR (Galactic Cosmic Rays) are highly energetic ionizing radiations originating from sources beyond our solar system. During long-duration missions to outer space such as the Moon or Mars, the health hazards posed by these cosmic rays become a pressing concern for astronauts. Consequently, prioritizing the protection of both the spacecraft and its crew becomes of the highest importance, and the materials most frequently used for shielding are aluminum (Al) and polyethylene (PE). The objective of this study is … Show more
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