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Radiation Environments and Interactions in Planetary Science

Electromagnetism Fundamentals → Radiation Effects on Surfaces

This advanced graduate-level path systematically covers the physical principles of radiation environments in planetary science, from solar and cosmic sources to magnetospheric trapping, radiation interactions with matter, and practical effects on spacecraft and planetary surfaces. It integrates foundational physics (electromagnetism, quantum mechanics, nuclear physics) with applied topics such as radiolysis and spacecraft charging.

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