Tim Peake is an ESA/UK astonaut Project 1 – Exposure to UV radiation.

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Tim Peake is an ESA/UK astonaut Project 1 – Exposure to UV radiation

The electromagnetic spectrum Credit: Climate Science Investigation: NASA

Penetration of UV light through the Earth’s atmosphere. Taken from: the Ozone Hole: Credit: Center for Global Environmental Research, National Institute for Environmental Studies Japan

Space bookmarks and bracelet with UV beads Photo credit: Helen Mason

Birds of prey can see the urine (wee!) tracks of small mammals, like mice in ultraviolet light. This helps them catch them. Photo: Helen Mason

Selfie, Scott Kelly and Kjell Lindgen on a space walk, November 2015 Photo credit: NASA/ESA