Video (german): MARE - Tracking radiation exposure on the way to the Moon
The German Aerospace Center (DLR) is leading the MARE experiment. The main project partners are the Israeli Space Agency (ISA), the Israeli industrial partner StemRad, which developed the AstroRad protective waistcoat, Lockheed Martin and NASA. In its complexity and in its international collaboration with numerous universities and research institutions from Europe, Japan and the USA, MARE represents the largest experiment to determine radiation exposure for astronauts to leave low-Earth orbit. The measurements taken during Artemis I will provide valuable risk assessment and mitigation data for future exploration missions and enable safe human exploration of space.
Video (german): MARE - Tracking radiation exposure on the way to the Moon
Video (german): MARE - Tracking radiation exposure on the way to the Moon
The German Aerospace Center (DLR) is leading the MARE experiment. The main project partners are the Israeli Space Agency (ISA), the Israeli industrial partner StemRad, which developed the AstroRad protective waistcoat, Lockheed Martin and NASA. In its complexity and in its international collaboration with numerous universities and research institutions from Europe, Japan and the USA, MARE represents the largest experiment to determine radiation exposure for astronauts to leave low-Earth orbit. The measurements taken during Artemis I will provide valuable risk assessment and mitigation data for future exploration missions and enable safe human exploration of space.
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