  A proposed design for radiation shielding in interplanetary travel is
presented with primary shielding created by a superconducting split toroid
magnetic field and unconfined magnetic fields created by two deployable
superconducting loops. The split toroid's shielding effectiveness is analyzed
with calculations of mass, field, particle path, and synchrotron radiation
provided. The creation of plasma regions is also taken into consideration. The
design has a wire mass of 8.08x10^4 kg, which creates a 0.47 T shielding field,
and a field less than 2.17x10^-4 T in the crew area. Calculations show the
shielding field deflects concerning particles of solar wind, solar flares, and
high energy high atomic number particles found in galactic cosmic radiation.
This design might also be used to generate power and thrust from the radiation
to create a potentially self-sufficient mobile station.
