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If using film, it would be better to use color film. There are so many vibrant colors in space that you will want to fully appreciate them by using color film. Black and white film can, of course, still be used for artistic purposes or unique situations.
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Answer provided by Barbara Morgan
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... there is no apparent gravity, the fluids shift back up towards these sensors, which are fooled into thinking you have too much water in you, and therefore tell your kidneys to start getting rid of it. To prevent dehydration under these circumstances, astronauts should drink whenever they feel ...
It is pretty cool to look at people when they are floating. Some go by you right side up (according to your orientation), and some come by either sideways or upside down. The hair doesn't ... .
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Answer provided by Byron Lichtenberg, Ph.D.
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... The only thing that makes it difficult are the thick gloves that the astronauts wear when they are performing spacewalks, but they are trained to utilize tools and cameras so they manage.
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... lot of things like nitrogen and carbon—fertilizer—had to be added to help the plants grow. Plants would also need to be protected from the vacuum, radiation and extreme temperature changes.
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... to produce, if they can actually be produced, and they may be much more hazardous to use than existing propellants. Furthermore, the reaction temperature for these potential propellants is expected to ... electric and magnetic." The concept suggests that when the reusable vehicle lands, it recharges its battery, fills its propellant tanks with water or liquid air from the atmosphere, and is ready to ...
... . Also we have to be careful about how much weight we bring along, and how much electricity we are going to use. Being in space means we have to account for everything we use or bring along. If we are a group of people, then we will probably have to ration our electricity and this means we will only be allowed to bring certain things with us. It is okay to ...
... ? Is it like flying like a bird or swimming like a fish, or both?
It is not hard to adapt to floating, over a period of a day or so, since your body really adapts to weightlessness. It is very easy to move ... pull yourself from point to point by using your arms and pulling on the structure to get you moving in the correct direction, and then you float to where you want to go. It's really like flying ...
... , it is very easy to become dehydrated due to the various physiological effects of weightlessness and due to the effects of the unique environment of working in a spacesuit. In a spaceship with a contained and pressurized ... is exposed to space and simply allows the heat to leave the coolant fluid and radiate away into space.
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Answer provided by Joe Rhemann
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