... extensive research into altered gravity’s impact on visual physiology and perception. Artist and space educator Helen Schell... space endeavours concerning altered gravity’s impact on visual physiology and perception. This makes the case for hybrid ...
...support during standing. Thus humans can stand up without any real problems. The real importance of gravity on physiological systems is, however, seen when gravity is reduced or taken away, as in the microgravity environment of spaceflight. Here, the...
... of long-term space missions, for example in isolation, dry immersion and short-arm centrifuge techniques. Space physiology and medicine provide plentiful experimental findings for creating methods, devices, technologies and knowledge that have...
...relating to this problem, scientists have to develop zero gravity simulations. The most promising simulations for researching physiological effects of hypo-gravity are immersion (into a liquid environment, with a density similar to that of human body...
...biggest focus has been on vestibular, cardiovascular and musculoskeletal changes after spaceflight. Nearly all organ and physiological systems have been reported to show some degree of change after microgravity exposure. One previously neglected area...
... student at IBMP RAS and the SIRIUS-21 crew physician. Sergey Ponomarev has a PhD in Medicine and is a Head of Physiology of the Immune System Laboratory at the Institute of Biomedical Problems of the Russian Academy of Sciences (IBMP RAS). He is the...