NASA NTRS · 19930019550
Armstrong Laboratory Space Visual Function Tester Program
Abstract
Viewgraphs on space visual function tester program are presented. Many astronauts and cosmonauts have commented on apparent changes in their vision while on-orbit. Comments have included descriptions of earth features and objects that would suggest enhanced distance visual acuity. In contrast, some cosmonaut observations suggest a slight loss in their object discrimination during initial space flight. Astronauts have also mentioned a decreased near vision capability that did not recover to normal until return to earth. Duntley space vision experiment, USSR space vision experiments, and visual function testers are described.
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Oneal, Melvin R., Task, H. Lee, Gleason, Gerald A.. 1992-01-01. Armstrong Laboratory Space Visual Function Tester Program. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19930019550
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