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... . There would need to be some restraints to keep the mother and her birthing team from floating around during the delivery. And there may be some additional things that will need to be done to contain fluids and instruments used in delivery. Since we have never had a birth in zero-gravity except for some animal models ...
Tight braces would not hurt less in space. Even though the astronaut is floating, the braces are still pushing the teeth against ...
... on and taking them off is not nearly as easy as it is in one-gravity. Sometimes you need to be able to anchor yourself when you are putting on certain items of ... the astronauts complain about this because they are having too much fun just floating around in zero-gravity.
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... study whether fish can survive in the micro-gravity environments of spacecrafts. The experiments have proved successful—meaning that fish can live in micro-gravity and therefore we should be able to take fish when we travel. However, fish behavior might be different ...
In micro-gravity there is no weight—everything not bolted to the spacecraft floats In space we measure mass, which is the quantity of material making up a person. Immediately ... are in bed all night; if one weighs oneself just before bed, and after urinating, and then again in the morning, after urinating, there will be a weight loss. Thereafter how much difference in mass ...
... wanted something similar to a shower at home but the shower may never be used because, at present, in late 2005, we are not sure if the habitation module which has the shower will ever be launched or attached to the ISS.
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Short term exposure to micro-gravity has little to no adverse effects on the human body. Long term exposure, on the ... /For%20Kids/KidstoSpace.html Click here
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Wounds respond and healing occurs in space as on Earth. Anecdotal evidence has suggested there may be altered healing, but this will require research.
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... too little or are trying to stay awake when their biological clock says they should be asleep.
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