October 2016
Project MOONWALK
... Z-1 series by NASA). The so-called ‘Gandolfi-II’ suit can be used both on land and under water (to simulate reduced or zero gravity conditions on the Moon or in orbit). Thus the suit is a valuable asset for Earth-analogue simulations of a wide range...
February 2022
Nutritional issues on interplanetary spaceflights
... space, we need to develop the necessary technical equipment and actual food items for the period of adjustment to zero-gravity, food items with radio-protective properties and bioactive products that increase the body’s resistance to adverse...
June 2022
Protecting crews in interplanetary ships and space colonies from the space environment
...negative effects of spaceflight factors, such as radiation, zero gravity and limited space for the crew, before the ... surface of Mars in the form of ring packages with artificial gravity. Technically, this is achievable by using ring trestles made of...
February 2016
Danish Surprise for ISS Crew
...for Schmidt was that the meal had to be eaten in zero gravity. And just as he was contemplating how he could possibly ...It’s called ‘fluid shift’ because of the way blood reacts in zero gravity. It creates pressure in your head, so you cannot smell.” ...
November 2018
Being human in space
.... Artificial intelligence As much as micro- or zero gravity will affect our epigenetic processes, astronauts going to... to the relaxation of the muscles that comes with micro- or zero gravity. But we should not forget that the psychology of being on ...
May 2019
Cold comfort for astronauts
... habitat object for discussion. At first glance the utility of a pillow in zero gravity might not be obvious. But, as we explore it in more detail,... contact with the user is the actual pillow. In zero gravity there is no need for head support, but it ...
