[C210N]

I guess the dangers of radiation in space aren’t all that NASA claims they are....

Some claim that the Van Allen radiation belts are impenetrable by humans, and have never been entered.

[cgbg]

“Some claim that the Van Allen radiation belts are impenetrable by humans, and have never been entered.”

I am one of those folks.

https://www.aulis.com/orion_vanallens.htm

The habitable elements of the Artemis space capsule are being made in the European Union—and they are having major delays trying to figure out how to deal with serious radiation
issues which we now know exist.

If Buzz did what he claimed he would be would have been toasted corpse Buzz, not living the good life at 95.

The life of Buzz Aldrin is a classic “glitch in the matrix” of mass media and .gov programming and mind control.

[NorthMountain]

Some claim that the Van Allen radiation belts are impenetrable by humans, and have never been entered.

They're right, for the wrong reasons ... The Apollo crews flew OVER the van Allen belts. There's a reason they're called "belts", and not "spheres". I bet you didn't know that.

[daniel1212]

Some claim that the Van Allen radiation belts are impenetrable by humans, and have never been entered.

Despite the science behind trips. But some also say that the earth is flat.

[tet68]

Now if I were to hook up with a woman 30 years younger,
she would be 47 and way too old for me.
At my age all I have are dreams anyway.