REDUCTION OF NYSTAGMUS AND DISORIENTATION IN HUMAN SUBJECTS
Study of reduction of nystagmus, disorientation and nausea in human subjects living for several days in slowly rotating room
ROTATING ENVIRONMENT↗
Engineering topics
Graybiel, A.
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AEROSPACE MEDICINE AND PROJECT MERCURY, NAVY PARTICIPATION
Aerospace medicine and project mercury
SPACE SUIT↗
AEROMEDICAL STUDIES- A. CLINICAL MEDICAL OBSERVATIONS
Aeromedical studies - clinical medical observations - ma-7 mission
AURORA↗
THE SIGNIFICANCE OF THE VESTIBULAR ORGANS IN THE PROBLEMS POSED BY WEIGHTLESSNESS
Weightlessness and the vestibular organs
PHYSIOLOGICAL ACCELERATION↗
Compensatory nystagmus conditioned during adaptation to living in a rotating room
Human performance - nystagmus fluctuation during adaptation to living in rotating room
HUMAN PERFORMANCE↗
Comparison of autokinetic movement perceived by normal persons and deaf subjects with bilateral labyrinthine defects
Comparison of autokinetic movement perceived by normal persons and deaf subjects with bilateral labyrinthine defects - Aerospace medicine
LABYRINTH↗
THE EFFECTS OF UNILATERAL AND BILATERAL LABYRINTHECTOMY ON CANAL SICKNESS IN THE SQUIRREL MONKEY
Labyrinthectomy effects on canal sickness in the squirrel monkey
VESTIBULAR APPARATUS↗
PERCEPTION OF THE HORIZONTAL OR VERTICAL WITH HEAD UPRIGHT, ON THE SIDE, AND INVERTED UNDER STATIC CONDITIONS AND DURING EXPOSURE TO CENTRIPETAL FORCE
Horizontal or vertical perception during exposure to centripetal force, head in various positions
PERCEPTION↗
SYMPTOMATOLOGY DURING PROLONGED EXPOSURE IN A CONSTANTLY ROTATING ENVIRONMENT AT A VELOCITY OF ONE REVOLUTION PER MINUTE
Symptomatology during prolonged exposure in a rotating environment
EXPOSURE↗
THE APPEARANCE OF COMPENSATORY NYSTAGMUS IN HUMAN SUBJECTS AS A CONDITIONED RESPONSE DURING ADAPTATION TO A CONTINUOUSLY ROTATING ENVIRONMENT
Compensatory nystagmus as a conditioned response in adaptation to a rotating environment
ENVIRONMENT SIMULATION↗
Results of preflight and postflight medical examinations
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Jackson, C. B.↗
ANTECEDENT VISUAL FRAME OF REFERENCE AS A CONTRIBUTING FACTOR IN THE PERCEPTION OF THE OCULOGRAVIC ILLUSION
Antecedent visual frame of reference as a factor in the perception of the oculogravic illusion
VISUAL PERCEPTION↗
RESEARCH INTO THE EFFECTS OF ANGULAR VELOCITY, ANGULAR ACCELERATION, AND CORIOLIS ACCELERATIONS ON HEALTHY PERSONS AND ON PERSONS WITH DECREASED OR LOST FUNCTION OF THE SEMICIRCULAR CANALS,
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Graybiel, A.↗