It's not feasible to study the effects of cosmic rays
on real astronauts, such as those living in the International Space Station, because many variables, including the stress of living on a spaceship, can affect cognition, says Patric Stanton, a cell biologist at New York Medical College in Valhalla.
Not exact matches
New, as of this past June, is «Beyond Spaceship Earth,» a permanent exhibit that gives a
real sense of what life is like for
astronauts living and working
on International Space Stations.
The movie Apollo 18 claims to reveal decades - old footage of
astronauts on a secret mission two years after Apollo 17 — the last
real expedition to the moon.
The ability to identify microbes in space could aid in the ability to diagnose and treat
astronaut ailments in
real time, as well as assisting in the identification of DNA - based life
on other planets.
It would be shameful for me to claim to have experienced the kind of «overview effect»
real astronauts talk about when they've been to space, the way they begin to see our planet as more precious and fragile and realize that we're all
on it together.
Is it possible to see (with a telescope) the stuff left behind
on the moon by the Apollo
astronauts to prove whether the missions were
real?
Real - life
astronauts have given the film their blessing but one or two artificial - looking scenes betray the fact the film was shot
on sets at Shepperton and Pinewood, not in outer space.
They were joined by
real - life
astronaut Buzz Aldrin - globally renowned for being the second man to land
on the moon with Neil Armstrong - and Haitian musician Wyclef Jean with Jean's wife Marie Claudinette and adopted daughter Angelina.
It's one of the only places
on Earth where visitors can see
astronauts train for missions, touch a
real moon rock and take a behind - the - scenes tour of NASA.
NASA
astronauts discovered that
real Moon craters were almost all created by meteorites while their namesakes
on Earth were created by volcanic eruptions.
And once you found out how great diving is, to behave like a fish and to float weightless like an
astronaut in space, you can simply go
on to the next step and get a
real PADI scuba diving certification in only a few days.
We were inspired by sci - fi books and movies, but
real life sources were just as important: authentic space imagery, documentary material
on space programs and personal accounts from
astronauts as well as soldiers in 20th and 21st century conflicts.