Spaceflight Shifts Brain Fluid Differently by Sex
A new study reveals female astronauts experience greater brain fluid shifts than males, while globe flattening affects male eyes more during spaceflight.
#Spaceflight#Astronaut Health#Brain Fluid
#Microgravity
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During a live lesson from the Tiangong space station, Chinese astronauts lit a candle, revealing a perfectly spherical flame—a direct result of microgravity.
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Space Manufacturing Nears Reality But Lacks Commercial Products
The space manufacturing industry is advancing technologically but has yet to create a profitable market. High costs remain a major barrier, with pharmaceuticals and advanced materials seen as the most
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Space Study Reveals How Microgravity Affects Muscle Aging
A University of Florida study on the International Space Station reveals how microgravity accelerates muscle aging, offering new hope for astronaut health and treatments for age-related muscle loss on
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Magnets Used to Improve Oxygen Production in Space
Scientists have developed a new method using magnets to efficiently produce oxygen in space, a breakthrough crucial for future long-duration missions.
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