Cosmic-ray induced radiation in low-orbit space objects

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Sep 1980

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Astronomy and Astrophysics

Astronomy

Artificial Satellites, Gamma Rays, Irradiation, Neutrons, Radiation Effects, Secondary Cosmic Rays, Solar Wind, Astronauts, Cosmic Ray Showers, Geomagnetism, Manned Spacecraft, Neutron Emission, Primary Cosmic Rays, Unmanned Spacecraft

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Two types of secondary radiation, neutrons and gamma rays, were studied.
The unidirectional solar cosmic rays, called the solar wind, were
examined as to their ability to modulate the intensity of galactic
cosmic radiation. Radiation leakage from the top of the atmosphere is
discussed.

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