Evaluation of life in Skylab from a medical viewpointThe Skylab program established the opportunity for the first time to perform extensive medical experimentation on man in a long-term zero-g environment. This experimentation involved metabolic studies, cardiovascular systems, nutrition and mineral balance, hematology, vestibular function, and many other related investigations. This report presents an overview of the significant results of the medical experiments performed during the program and a summary of the medical observations gathered by the team of life scientists.
Document ID
19740059362
Acquisition Source
Legacy CDMS
Document Type
Conference Paper
Authors
Hordinsky, J. R. (NASA Johnson Space Center Health Services Div., Houston, Tex., United States)