Antigravity Suits For Studies Of Weightlessness
S. E. Kravik, J. E. Greenleaf
Abstract
S. E. Kravik, J. E. Greenleaf
Abstract
Report presents results of research on use of antigravity suit, one applying positive pressure to lower body to simulate some effects of microgravity. Research suggests lower-body positive pressure is alternative to bed rest or immersion in water in terrestrial studies of cardioregulatory, renal, electrolyte, and hormonal changes induced in humans by microgravity.
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Report presents results of research on use of antigravity suit, one applying positive pressure to lower body to simulate some effects of microgravity. Research suggests lower-body positive pressure is alternative to bed rest or immersion in water in terrestrial studies of cardioregulatory, renal, electrolyte, and hormonal changes induced in humans by microgravity.
Key concepts: Weightlessness, Bed rest, Internal medicine, Medicine, Physics, Astronomy