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Why travel sickness has become an unexpected side-effect of lockdown

Architecture FilmFestival London

The Architecture Film Festival London is excited to present its third festival edition, which will take place from 2–27 June 2021. Since its first.

Travel Sickness Is Rife After A Year Spent At Home Here s Why

Peter Muller via Getty Images/Cultura RF Since lockdown lifted, some people have noticed they’re increasingly feeling nauseous while travelling in cars and on public transport. Journalist Anna Codrea-Rado realised she’d developed motion sickness as restrictions have eased. “I recently started taking trains after not taking them at all during the lockdowns and I feel so sick,” she tweeted. “Even on the tube.” She’s not alone. In response to her tweet, dozens of people shared similar experiences. People who used to get motion sickness in cars noticed they’ve since started to feel queasy on buses and trains, too.

Elon Musk s Mars Ambition Could Be the Riskiest Human Quest Ever

Elon Musk’s Mars Ambition Could Be the Riskiest Human Quest Ever Bloomberg 5 hrs ago © Bloomberg Elon Musk’s Mars Ambition Could Be the Riskiest Human Quest Ever (Bloomberg) More than half a century after Neil Armstrong took mankind’s giant leap on the moon, another space race is heating up. This time, the promising new frontier for Earthlings is Mars, the planet next door. A spate of robotic missions to the red planet, including NASA’s Perseverance rover this year and China’s Zhurong this month, have led to the inevitable question: When can humans follow? Unmanned missions over the decades have beamed a trove of information, including the presence of water ice on Mars, fueling expectations a human landing is possible. But how soon? And, are we ready?

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