nasa astronauts space station evacuation
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Understanding the specific medical conditions and their symptoms experienced by astronauts in space, and how they are treated or managed.
Sounds like a stroke that had a different result in micro gravity.
Maybe a mini stroke. Hope Mr. Fincke is doing well.
My dad had the same thing happen to him. Could only mumble random sounds but could understand what we were saying. We rushed him to the hospital thinking he was having a stroke. Turns out, we were right. After about 6 hours he was able to speak about 80% normal. Thankfully, we got him there in time.
Exploring the long-term effects of space travel on the human body, including physical and psychological impacts, and potential risks.
I thought TIA also. Makes me wonder if being in space increases or decreases the risk for blood clots??
We simply don't belong up there! The body will let you know!🙏🏼❤️
If artificial gravity systems aren't already being worked on, I hope it starts soon. I feel like we need that set up if we wanna get further into space with how much zero G effects us.
Details on the procedures and technologies involved in emergency evacuations from the space station.
Better safe than sorry. In space, i imagine some of the same rules apply as when diving. It would be tragic to lose a member of the crew.
SpaceX is always ready. Good to know he's fine.
I'm glad they got back safely 🙏
Clarification on whether space travel increases or decreases the risk of certain medical conditions like blood clots or strokes.
I thought TIA also. Makes me wonder if being in space increases or decreases the risk for blood clots??
If artificial gravity systems aren't already being worked on, I hope it starts soon. I feel like we need that set up if we wanna get further into space with how much zero G effects us.
If we're going to send a crew to Mars in low to no gravity, will anything but jelly arrive?
Understanding the specific medical term for transient speech loss or temporary strokes.
Transient ischaemic attack? Bringing him down may have saved his life.
That happened to my dad in his 70s. He looked bewildered but couldn’t tell us what was wrong. My clever wife figured it out quickly. It was a stroke that affected only his speech and cleared up an hour or so later. There’s a medical term for these temporary strokes but I’ve forgotten it.
Information on the psychological challenges astronauts face, such as feeling 'small' or depressed in space, and available support.
I don't remember the source, but one article I've read says that some astronauts return feeling depressed and "small" to the vastness of space. Of course, astronauts have been training for decades to fly and are very serious, dedicated people and are deeply vetted. It is good to hear this person is well. But any returning with any negative emotional impact should be encouraged to seek support.
Discussion on the development and necessity of artificial gravity systems for future space missions.
If artificial gravity systems aren't already being worked on, I hope it starts soon. I feel like we need that set up if we wanna get further into space with how much zero G effects us.
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NASA details ISS medical evacuation of astronaut Mike Fincke #space #astronomy #science