by Anna Herbst* Watch the vlog version of this blog by clicking on the video - or read the full text below. On January 22, 2019, Rads on a Plane webmaster Ka...

Blog/Vlog by Anna Herbst Hello cosmic ray enthusiasts! I’m a founding member of the student research group Earth to Sky Calculus. My job is to reduce the dat...

Welcome to Rads on a Plane! Today marks the "soft launch" of our platform, on which we are excited to showcase our ongoing research on radiation aviation and...

by Hervey Allen On the top-10 busiest air routes in the United States* there are approximately 1,400 commercial, cargo and charter flights each day. Rads on ...

by Tony Phillips E-RAD is a new model of aviation radiation from Spaceweather.com and Earth to Sky Calculus. It can predict how much cosmic radiation a passe...

by Tony Phillips Last month, flight attendants got some bad news. According to a new study from researchers at Harvard University, the crews of commercial ai...

by Tony Phillips For years, Spaceweather.com and the students of Earth to Sky Calculus have been flying balloons to the stratosphere to monitor cosmic rays p...

by Tony Phillips Above: Flight paths forming the basis of our aviation radiation study. 2015-2017 Many people think that only astronauts have to worry about ...

by Tony Phillips A new study published in the peer-reviewed journal Space Weather reports the discovery of radiation “clouds” at aviation altitudes. When air...

by Tony Phillips For the past 4 years, Spaceweather.com and Earth to Sky Calculus have been flying radiation sensors onboard airplanes to map the distributio...

by Tony Phillips March 5, 2018: Cosmic rays are bad–and they’re getting worse. That’s the conclusion of a new paper just published in the research journal Sp...