Christina Koch Says She's Recovering From Major Physical Change After Artemis II

Christina Koch and the rest of the four-person Artemis II crew returned to Earth this past Friday, splashing down off the ...
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Can space travel shift the brain’s position? Scientists examine surprising effects of microgravity

Spaceflight can alter the physical position of the human brain inside the skull. According to Space.com, researchers led by Tianyi (Erik) Wang and Rachael Seidler reported that astronauts experience ...
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Assessment of Directions in Microgravity and Physical Sciences Research at NASA

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Ask the doctors: The brain shifts up and back in microgravity

Dear Doctors: As a former NASA mission planner, I would signal a “no-go” for human colonization of the moon and Mars. The human body’s functions cannot tolerate the long-term effects of a low-gravity ...