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Researchers at Belgium 's Ghent University have developed a gel that deflects ionizing radiation, protecting the material (or skin) beneath from high-energy particles.
The European Space Agency envisions the gel as a potential protective layer for astronauts' suits, particularly during spacewalks, moonwalks, and (maybe someday) Marswalks.
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