国際宇宙ステーションさんのインスタグラム動画 - (国際宇宙ステーションInstagram)「🧠🦴From brains to bones and everything in between, #Crew7 will kick off a unique new set of experiments! CIPHER is the first of its kind integrated study that monitors astronauts’ health by collecting multiple physiological and psychological measures giving researchers the opportunity to assess the whole human response to time spent in space. 30 astronauts on missions of various lengths can participate in a set of 14 studies that monitor their health before, during, and after missions, and together address the following themes: Bone and Joint Health - Studies have shown astronauts experience bone density and muscle loss at an accelerated rate in space. This loss of bone density may affect how skeletal systems support muscles and organs in space and soon after landing back on Earth. 💪 Brain and Behavior - Fluids in the brain shift due to low gravity in space, and long-duration spaceflight may slightly alter brain structure. These changes could affect how the brain processes spatial information and, in turn, affect crew performance. 🧠 Cardiovascular- Long-duration spaceflight may lead to arterial stiffness and increase the risk of heart disease. Scientists want to know how these changes play out during and after extended missions. ❤️ Exercise- Exercise is a well-known strategy to counter bone and muscle loss in space. Researchers want to understand whether exercise is an effective strategy for maintaining astronaut health in long-duration spaceflight. 🏋️ Sensorimotor- Many astronauts experience dizziness and disorientation when they arrive at the station and when they return to Earth. Understanding factors that may influence how long these symptoms last will be important to mission success beyond low Earth orbit. 👁 #International #Space #Station #Research #Science」8月26日 2時14分