Contents: Progress in unmanned space exploration; Pre-Gemini medical predictions vs. Gemini flight results; Advanced aspects of pressure suit developments; A study of high altitude decompression; Lex cosmica; Nonpathologic hypercapnia in man; Bends in simulated extravehicular activity; What has space experience taught us about disorientation; Human tolerance of prolonged exposure to a rotating environment; Hypodynamics: cardiovascular aspects; Hypodynamics: metabolic aspects; Vision in the void; Cardiac responses to acceleration stress; Space cabin toxicology; Propellant toxicology; Personal hygiene and sanitation in aerospace systems; World-wide aeromedical evaluation and recent developments; Information processing aspects of bionics; and Solved and unsolved space medical problems: International status 1966-1967.
Lectures in Aerospace Medicine 6-9 February 1967 Sixth Series
1967
541 pages
Report
Keine Angabe
Englisch
Life Support Systems , Radiobiology , Stress Physiology , Space medicine , Symposia , Space crews , Manned spacecraft , Extravehicular activity , Flying platforms , Pressure suits , Decompression sickness , Anoxia , Otorhinolaryngology , Metabolism , Cardiovascular system , Vision , Acceleration tolerance , Adaptation(Physiology) , Stress(Physiology) , Toxic tolerances , Closed ecological systems , Hygiene , Wastes(Sanitary engineering) , Space environmental conditions , Acceleration , Aerospace medicine , Gemini , Orthostatism