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NASA NTRS · 19920034049

Life sciences get important new data from Spacelab mission. III

Abstract

An investigation of the effects of weightlessness on the human body is reported that was conducted on a flight of the Space Shuttle Columbia. Experiments are described regarding zero-gravity effects on the human perception of balance, the growth of lymphocytes, and general life-sciences examinations of body mass, body fluid, pulmonary parameters, and echocardiograph imaging. Specific attention is given to the day-to-day operations of the mission, and particular emphasis is given to the study of rodents and jellyfish reacting to microgravity.

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Schuiling, Roelof L., Young, Steven. 1991-12-01. Life sciences get important new data from Spacelab mission. III. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19920034049

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