Sleep patterns were monitored in one subject aboard each of the manned Skylab missions. In all three subjects stage 3 sleep increased during the flight and consistently decreased postflight. Stage REM was elevated, and REM latency decreased in the late postflight period. The number of awakenings remained the same or decreased during flight. No changes were observed which could be expected to adversely affect performance capability.
Sleep monitoring - The second manned Skylab mission
1976-04-01
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Bone mineral changes - The second manned Skylab mission
NTRS | 1976
|Skylab: The Second Manned Mission, A Scientific Harvest
NTRS | 1974
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