NASA Space Radiation Laboratory Images

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NSRL target room.  Staff member checks the cabling of one of the four ion chambers used for beam imaging.		Researchers work in one of three NSRL "cell rooms," where samples are prepared for study.		Profile of a heavy-ion beam (yellow spot) is shown on one of four fluorescing “flags” within the NSRL beam line
Support biologist prepares one of the NSRL specimen incubators for use.		NSRL researcher places a sample into the NSRL beam line.

See also:  NASA Space Radiation Summer School Images

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