Could water protect astronauts from radiation? 
It turns out water is great at blocking radiation. But using water as a protection system has its challenges.
A team from the Polymer Chemistry and Biomaterials Group (PBM) at Ghent University in Belgium is looking into a new option: superabsorbent polymers (SAPs).
These materials might be safer and more effective than water alone.
SAPs can soak up hundreds of times their weight in liquid, similar to those “grow monster” toys that expand in water. When swollen with liquid, they’re called “hydrogels.”
ESA – European Space Agency
Lenny Van Daele/Johan Dubruel
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Plomb…is the best… vs… Radiations…
I love how she pronounce Water…
It could work as a termo suit!
I still can't comprehend how it wouldn't get punctured
We need to concentrate on this planet. Not some fairy tale that will never come to fruition. I have spoken
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Oww. That's amazing. Hope this will be successful