“BION-M” No. 1 spacecraft radiation environment as observed by the RD3-B3 radiometer-dosimeter in April–May 2013

Dachev, Tsvetan; Tomov, B.; Matviichuk, Yu.; Dimitrov, P.; Bankov, N.; Shurshakov, Vyacheslav; Ivanova, Оlga А.; Häder, Donat-Peter; Schuster, Martin; Reitz, G.; Horneck, G.

doi:10.1016/j.jastp.2014.12.011

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“…Together with the R3D-B3, the Liulin-Photo instrument (see Table 1, Part 2, Item No. 8) was flown inside the capsule of the Foton M3 satellite (Damasso et al, 2009). The most important findings in the R3D-B2/B3 data were the measurements of high doses delivered by relativistic electrons at altitudes below 300 km and latitudes above 50 • geographic latitude in both hemispheres ).…”

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“…The final orbit of the satellite was almost circular with an apogee of 585 km and a perigee of 555 km altitude. The final orbital parameters were reached after 21 April 2013 (Dachev et al, 2015b). Space radiation has been monitored using the RD3-B3 spectrometerdosimeter (see Table 1, Part 2, Item No.…”

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“…13), which was mounted inside of the satellite in a pressurized volume together with biological objects and samples. The RD3-B3 instrument is a batteryoperated version of the spare model of the R3D-B3 instrument developed and built for the ESA BIOPAN-6 facility on the Foton M3 satellite in September 2007 (Damasso et al, 2009).…”

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“…Goswami, Project scientist of Chandrayaan-1 satellite, P. Sreekumar and V. Sharan, Space Astronomy & Instrument Division, ISRO, Bangalore, India for RADOM instrument support (Dachev et al, 2011c); M.T. Giardi and M. Damasso, Institute of Crystallography-National Research Council, Roma, Italy for the Liulin-Photo cooperation (Damasso et al, 2009) as well as other co-authors and organizations listed in the text and in the references for their contribution in the use and data interpretation of the Liulin-type instruments. Many thanks to the cosmonauts and astronauts onboard the Mir space station and the ISS for conducting the experiments with Liulin instruments.…”

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“…5A). In the case of BION (47,48) (Fig. 5B) and ISS, both passive (thermoluminescent dosimeters, TLDs or plastic nuclear track detectors, PNTDs) and active (solid state, tissue equivalent proportional counters) were used.…”

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NASA GeneLab Project: Bridging Space Radiation Omics with Ground Studies

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Accurate assessment of risks of long-term space missions is critical for human space exploration. It is essential to have a detailed understanding of the biological effects on humans living and working in deep space. Ionizing radiation from galactic cosmic rays (GCR) is a major health risk factor for astronauts on extended missions outside the protective effects of the Earth's magnetic field. Currently, there are gaps in our knowledge of the health risks associated with chronic low-dose, low-dose-rate ionizing radiation, specifically ions associated with high (H) atomic number (Z) and energy (E). The NASA GeneLab project ( https://genelab.nasa.gov/ ) aims to provide a detailed library of omics datasets associated with biological samples exposed to HZE. The GeneLab Data System (GLDS) includes datasets from both spaceflight and ground-based studies, a majority of which involve exposure to ionizing radiation. In addition to detailed information on radiation exposure for ground-based studies, GeneLab is adding detailed, curated dosimetry information for spaceflight experiments. GeneLab is the first comprehensive omics database for space-related research from which an investigator can generate hypotheses to direct future experiments, utilizing both ground and space biological radiation data. The GLDS is continually expanding as omics-related data are generated by the space life sciences community. Here we provide a brief summary of the space radiation-related data available at GeneLab.

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