NASA wants to pay people 14,000 pounds to stay in bed for two months watching movies and reading books to study the effects of microgravity
- The 60-day study will involve doing everything that lies in a special bed
- Twenty-four participants will be selected and half will be spinned
- To see if "Artificial Gravity Cameras" Are Viable for Long-Term Space Travel
ESA claims to be an integral part of the understanding of the damage that can be caused by weightlessness, cosmic radiation, isolation and spatial constraints.
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They will be supported in a slight slope with raised legs over the head and body to reduce blood circulation in the extremities of the body (on the picture ). It is expected to imitate the effect of being in space and may lead to stiffness and muscle loss
Twenty volunteers will be subjected to a 60-day permanent bed in Cologne and all participants will have to speak German. The only requirement is that participants are between 24 and 55 years of age and healthy. They will be propped in a slight slope with their legs raised above the head and body to reduce the blood circulation in the extremities of the body. It is expected to mimic the effects of existence in space and can lead to stiffness and muscle loss.
The project from the two space agencies will provide participants with ample entertainment and reading material in return for their time.
He also encourages participants to use the time and the ability to enroll in some online courses.
"Using artificial gravity may be the best solution for protecting human health during deep space missions," said a leading scientist. Dr. Edwin Malder, of the DLR Institute of Aerospace Medicine, told the Sun.
They will spin in a 30-minute spin cycle in the hope that they will force the blood back into their limbs.
We hope to compare and counteract the physical destruction of the two groups – rotating and non-bourgeois – will provide data to help alleviate this problem during a long-term journey into space. slog is preceded by a five-day guideline period.
WHY YOU REDUCE IN THE SPACE
Astronauts can grow up to three inches (7 centimeters) higher in space because of how microgravity affects the human body.
Clamping the spring holds it tightly wrapped.
When the power is released, the spring stretches. Similarly, the vertebral column is extended by up to three percent while people travel.
There is less gravity on the vertebrae, so they can stretch.
The stretching of the spine is also happening every night to some extent, as when you lie down, gravity does not press down the vertebrae.