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NASA NTRS · 19850000506

Preadapting to Weightlessness

Abstract

Report discusses physiological and physical concepts of proposed training system to precondition astronauts to weightless environment. System prevents motion sickness, often experienced during early part of orbital flight. Also helps prevent seasickness and other forms of terrestrial motion sickness, often experienced during early part of orbital flight. Training affects subject's perception of inner-ear signals, visual signals, and kinesthetic motion perception. Changed perception resembles that of astronauts who spent many days in space and adapted to weightlessness.

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Reschke, M. F., Parker, D. E., Arrott, A. P.. 1986-03-01. Preadapting to Weightlessness. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19850000506

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