NASA NTRS ยท 19930011884
Long duration human exposure to microgravity
Abstract
Looking toward the era of long duration manned spaceflight, questions remain regarding human adaptation to the weightless environment. In particular, bone calcium loss, cardiovascular deconditioning, and effects of radiation require further study. NASA has undertaken a series of experiments to increase the knowledge base of human adaptation to spaceflight. To date, results in the area of cardiovascular deconditioning countermeasures are the furthest advanced. The results from the upcoming SLS-1 mission will enhance knowledge in all areas. With continued research, there is every confidence that astronauts will be able to be kept healthy for long periods of time.
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Huntoon, C. L.. 1991-01-01. Long duration human exposure to microgravity. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19930011884
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