Moon shelter sails shield astronauts from cosmic rays
Soviet scientists report a giant sail shelter could protect astronauts on the moon from cosmic radiation during solar flare peaks, with soil curtains reducing shielding needs. The sail offers safe work and living conditions for years, and may serve as a recreation center between flares.
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