Radiation Near the Moon Spreads Evenly Through the Body, Unlike Patchy Space Station Doses, Artemis I Data Show

Nature World News | 04.11.2026 11:20
Radiation near the Moon passes through the human body far more evenly than it does aboard the International Space Station, according to new measurements from mannequins that flew around the Moon on NASA's uncrewed Artemis I mission. The findings, published in Radiation Measurements, also suggest the jump in radiation between Earth orbit and lunar space is smaller than many expected.