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Sunstroke / Chap. 15 p. 131 This table must have been concocted by the same governmental geniuses that stationed US troops close to ground zero at those early A-bomb tests in Nevada. Those explosions were as powerful as those used in Japan. But then, after the burst, they had them charge toward ground zero without any protection. Ah, well, if we can believe this chart you and I have no real worries about a dose almost 1000 times higher than the allowable limit for SST patrons. From page 4 through 14 in McKinnon's book there is a tabular chronology of these events including a series of small tables to show the accumulating doses that astro-nots might have received had they been on a mission during this period. One table shows skin and organ dosage, and is further divided into other columns showing the shielding provided by the suit during a Moon or space walk, the radiation absorbed inside the LEM and inside the command module. Apollo Radiation Hazard (rems) Space Suit August 2, 1972 August 3, 1972 Lunar Module Command Module Space Suit Lunar Module Command Module Skin 3 0 0 Skin 9 1 0 Depth 0 0 0 Depth 0 0 0 August 4, 1972 August 5, 1972 Space Suit Lunar Module Command Module Space Suit Lunar Module Command Module Skin 2397 1082 316 Skin 2899 1236 341 Depth 85 68 32 Depth 88 70 33 August 6, 1972 August 7, 1972 Space Suit Lunar Module Command Module Space Suit Lunar Module Command Module Skin 2995 1264 344 Skin 3052 1285 348 Depth 89 71 33 Depth 90 72 33 August 8, 1972 August 9, 1972 Space Suit Lunar Module Command Module Space Suit Lunar Module Command Module Skin 3321 1356 356 Skin 3416 1370 357 Depth 90 72 33 Depth 90 72 33 August 10, 1972 August 11, 1972 Space Suit Lunar Module Command Module Space Suit Lunar Module Command Module Skin 3421 1371 357 Skin 3765 1388 358 Depth 90 72 33 Depth 90 72 33 NASA MOONED AMERICA! / Rene
Sunstroke / Chap. 15 p. 132 Had the astro-nots been in the command capsule in space during this 10-day period, their skin would have absorbed 2,780 rem. Their whole body radiation would have amounted to 263 rem. This is arrived at by simple addition of the numbers in the chart. McKinnon on page 14 somehow claims that they would have had only 33.9 rem. Their skin would have taken 358 rems but according to the information Mr. McKinnon was given this too would have presented no problem. He has this to say about skin dosage, "Acute dose to skin of 1000 rems produces itching and reddening." 13 Then he adds to this statement, "3000 rems to epidermis is sufficient to cause severe radiation burns requiring skin grafts." 14 Forgive me, but something is very wrong here. Mauldin needs 2 meters (6 feet) of shielding, but NASA tells you that the walls of the space craft block most of the radiation. Frankly, I don't believe that the tissue paper thin walls (so to speak) of either the LEM or command capsule provide the protection that is reflected in McKinnon's tables. I don't believe his "Whole Body Radiation Chart". The chart must be from the AEC (Atomic Energy Commission), but the data on the radiation shielding is from NASA, and both of these agencies are two of the most untruthful and ax-grinding bureaucracies in existence. I knew that somewhere I had read that 170 rems is dangerous and almost guarantees a cancerous future. I searched and searched and finally found the source. Much to my surprise it wasn't 170 rems but 170 millirads. which is equal to 170 millirems. This dosage is one thousandth of 170 rems. 15 No wonder the SST aborts its flight plan at 100 millirems. Mc Kinnon's chart shows the lowest category to be 0 to 60,000 millirems (60 rem), and claims it is harmless. And the other chart now shows that on August 4, 1972 a man in a space capsule would have had 32,000 millirems (32 rems) of exposure. During the Gemini 10 mission, when Collins didn't walk in space (or else why did NASA doctor the pictures), he reported that he received .78 rads during the first 24 hours in space. He called this an insignificant dose. 16 NASA reported no major flares so I must assume that there were none, but that was for less than an hour outside the ship. All the Gemini missions stayed beneath the Van Allen shield and also spent half their time in the Earth's shadow. Still they received the 'insignificant' dose of 780 millirems. That's almost eight times as much as it takes to send an SST streaking for cover. One wonders what daily dosage would be received by astronauts if they were really on their way to the Moon Mauldin tells us that, "The permitted dose for people is about 0.5 remlyear,..." And he also states that, "The average cosmic radiation in local space is about 10 rem/year.. ." 17 This is exactly twenty times higher than we normally receive from our environment. I must assume from all the recent reports that even this low a dosage may lead to a cancerous future. Collins reported, "As a bonus, Orbiter confirmed that radiation levels near the moon were low . . ." 18 Again, I wonder! How could the radiation levels near the Moon be any different than the rest of near space In fact, since all the Moon trips were allegedly made during the New Moon, the radiation levels should have been higher, since the Moon is closer to the Sun during that period. NASA MOONED AMERICA! / Rene
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