Effects will be less severe than those of chronic weightlessness, and more severe than those of chronic bed rest at 1-g; effects of two different g levels on physiology of various anatomical subsystems are compared; effects of 1/6 earth g (lunar g) are determined to establish preliminary criteria for maintenance of physiological functions; methods outlined for determining criteria for lunar physical conditioning and maintenance program; this is done by equating energy expenditure and corresponding metabolic requirements at various activity levels for earth and lunar conditions.
Effects of chronic lunar gravity on human physiology
Progress Astronautics Aeronautics
1963
31 pages
Article (Journal)
English
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