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Journal Article
Review of Passive Shielding Materials for High-Energy Charged Particles in Earth’s Orbit
2025
Overview
As space missions become increasingly complex, protection against high-energy charged particles has emerged as a critical factor for the safe operation of spacecraft. These electrical particles, including protons and electrons, can penetrate spacecraft structures and cause severe damage to internal components. Therefore, this review discusses the characteristics of the high-energy charged particle environment in Earth orbits. Accordingly, various passive shielding materials have been evaluated, highlighting their advantages, disadvantages, and applicability in different orbital environments. Specifically, the importance of optimizing shielding materials and structures to enhance the radiation resistance of spacecraft has been emphasized. Furthermore, advancements in passive shielding materials for high-energy charged particles in Earth orbit over the past few years have been examined. Finally, future research directions have been proposed, including the development of lighter and more efficient shielding materials, the optimization of multi-layer shielding structures, and the integration of passive shielding with other protective technologies.
