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what is terrestrial radiation

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Terrestrial external radiation is due to the decay of radioactive materials in the earth itself. Terrestrial external radiation is created by the process of the natural breakdown—or radioactive decay—of radioisotopes in natural materials such as rocks, soil, vegetation, and groundwater.

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