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Scientists Collect New, Quantifiable Measurement of Cosmic Radiation
New, quantifiable measurements of space radiation taken by scientists at University of New Hampshire will play a crucial role in the development of future techniques to shield astronauts and sensitive equipment from cosmic radiation, according to the researchers behind the study.
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