Navy tests two space disorientation devices in Pensacola
In Pensacola Navy scientists test two motion devices to train space crews. A concrete mixer tumbles riders to simulate disorientation while a rotating one room space aims to generate artificial gravity. Volunteers endure hours of motion as researchers study inner ear balance and motion sickness.
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Pendleton Peace Justice Keeps Order With Denture Remark
Peace Justice Franklin Schultz acting Pendleton supervisor calmed a crowded hearing of 100 people by joking about new dentures and needing to speak carefully. The light moment broke tension as he urged attendees not to get him excited.
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