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[video:youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2SF1iLXSQto[/video]FecalFace said:Define a winner.GDaddy said:It pays to be a winner.
Is it a good idea?GDaddy said:The Military Channel aired a documentary on the Special Forces a couple days back, apparently produced in 2003. One of the retired SF officers mentioned - on camera - of the SF planning for the future and stationing SF troopers to deploy from space.
It's not a new idea and Trump didn't just pull that one out of thin air.
Results
Unsteady walking and postural instabilities were observed after short- and long-duration missions. Motion sickness symptoms were observed after long-duration missions but not after short-duration missions. The symptom most frequently reported by the astronauts was an exaggerated perceived motion associated with sudden head movements during reentry and after landing.
Conclusion
The severity of the observed abnormalities would limit the ability of crewmembers during the first 5 hours after landing and increase the time required to leave the spacecraft during this period.
http://journals.sagepub.com/doi/full/10.1177/2473974X17738767Symptoms of vestibular disorders have been observed in astronauts immediately after return from short-duration missions onboard the Space Shuttle flights. These symptoms were recorded during medical debriefs between the astronauts and crew flight surgeons on the day of return (generally 2-4 hours after landing) and 3 days later. The severity of symptoms had considerably diminished 3 days after landing
We turn our back on Nature at our own perils.Sharkbiscuit said:Is it a good idea?GDaddy said:The Military Channel aired a documentary on the Special Forces a couple days back, apparently produced in 2003. One of the retired SF officers mentioned - on camera - of the SF planning for the future and stationing SF troopers to deploy from space.
It's not a new idea and Trump didn't just pull that one out of thin air.
Results
Unsteady walking and postural instabilities were observed after short- and long-duration missions. Motion sickness symptoms were observed after long-duration missions but not after short-duration missions. The symptom most frequently reported by the astronauts was an exaggerated perceived motion associated with sudden head movements during reentry and after landing.
Conclusion
The severity of the observed abnormalities would limit the ability of crewmembers during the first 5 hours after landing and increase the time required to leave the spacecraft during this period.
http://journals.sagepub.com/doi/full/10.1177/2473974X17738767Symptoms of vestibular disorders have been observed in astronauts immediately after return from short-duration missions onboard the Space Shuttle flights. These symptoms were recorded during medical debriefs between the astronauts and crew flight surgeons on the day of return (generally 2-4 hours after landing) and 3 days later. The severity of symptoms had considerably diminished 3 days after landing
[Or so I have been told.]Norm' said:How would you know?GDaddy said:It pays to be a winner.
If you haven't, you should watch The Expanse. Great show. Those Belters do have some bone density issues.Sharkbiscuit said:Is it a good idea?GDaddy said:The Military Channel aired a documentary on the Special Forces a couple days back, apparently produced in 2003. One of the retired SF officers mentioned - on camera - of the SF planning for the future and stationing SF troopers to deploy from space.
It's not a new idea and Trump didn't just pull that one out of thin air.
Results
Unsteady walking and postural instabilities were observed after short- and long-duration missions. Motion sickness symptoms were observed after long-duration missions but not after short-duration missions. The symptom most frequently reported by the astronauts was an exaggerated perceived motion associated with sudden head movements during reentry and after landing.
Conclusion
The severity of the observed abnormalities would limit the ability of crewmembers during the first 5 hours after landing and increase the time required to leave the spacecraft during this period.
http://journals.sagepub.com/doi/full/10.1177/2473974X17738767Symptoms of vestibular disorders have been observed in astronauts immediately after return from short-duration missions onboard the Space Shuttle flights. These symptoms were recorded during medical debriefs between the astronauts and crew flight surgeons on the day of return (generally 2-4 hours after landing) and 3 days later. The severity of symptoms had considerably diminished 3 days after landing