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The Benefit of the Van Allen Radiation Belt for the Earth, the Disbenefit of a Planetary Body Being Located Outside of the Van Allen Radiation Belt, the Reason the Aurora Borealis and Aurora Australis Occur Upon Earth, the Period When Solar Flares Are at Their Zenith During Their Solar Cycle, the Last Year the U.S. Government Visited the Moon, U.S. Astronaut Buzz Aldrin’s Hypothesized Survival Rate for the Apollo 11 Mission in 1969, the Person Who Was Scheduled to Command the Apollo 12 Mission in 1969, the Possibility of Aldrin Helping to Reduce the Overall Weight of the Apollo Lunar Module Eagle (Lunar Module/Lunar Landing Module), the Reason the Weight of the Lunar Module Eagle Was Carefully Managed by Scientists, the Concept of “Suborbital Trajectory”, and the Impact of Attaching Nuclear Weaponry to a Suborbital Trajectory Ballistic Missile and/or Rocket

The Van Allen Radiation Belt which surrounds the Earth actually keeps the Earth safe. It's only once an observer ventures outside of the Van Allen Radiation Belt that they become exposed to high levels of radiation. The Earth has a magnetic field and when charged particles which arrive from the Sun which are dangerous, become directed to the poles of Earth they collide with the Earth's atmosphere which renders it aglow and produces the Aurora Borealis which is more commonly known as the "Norther...


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