Columbia crew tests motion sickness in space
At NASA Space Center Houston the Columbia crew used rotating visual domes to study motion sickness in weightless conditions. The Tuesday test records eye, head, and vestibular responses to moving dot fields, aiding understanding of the neurovestibular system for long missions and potential Mars travel challenges.
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Panel backs nuclear powered rockets for lunar Mars missions
A White House study led by ex astronaut Toomes P Stafford urges nuclear powered rockets to reach the Moon and Mars. It outlines four scenarios, targets 2014 to 2016 for Mars, and projects eight astronauts at 400 to 500 billion, calling for a heavy lift vehicle of 330000 to 550000 pounds into orbit.
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