4 ms·

The increase during the flight is nowhere close to .1%, many many orders of magnitude more.

• gruez 11mo ago
  According to this chart, it's approximately correct? https://xkcd.com/radiation/ https://xkcd.com/radiation/ Background radiation is 10msv per day, so 3650 in a year. A cross country flight (6hrs according to google flights) is 40msv, so 1% of yearly background exposure. However I did mention a "short" flight, so if you scale it down for a 2 hr flight, you get 0.3%, which is admittedly higher than 0.1%, but not too far off.
  • monerozcash 11mo ago
    If we're looking at yearly exposure, as opposed to realtime exposure then sure.