NASA NTRS · 19730049939
Experiment M-131 - Human vestibular function.
Abstract
The purpose of the M-131 experiment is to measure responses in astronauts throughout orbital flight that reflect vestibular function and compare them with measurements made before and after flight. Three subtasks require measurement of (1) susceptibility to motion sickness, (2) thresholds of response to stimulation of the semicircular canals, and (3) space perception, viz, visual and nonvisual localization, using external spacecraft and internal morphological frames of reference. Four astronauts will be available for all measurements in Skylab 2 and 3 and two additional astronauts for only the 'static' measurements during the flights.
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Miller, E. F., II, Graybiel, A.. 1973-06-01. Experiment M-131 - Human vestibular function.. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19730049939
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