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Rs 13 lakh if you lie in bed for 60 days, know about this NASA offer - Vimarsana News

Rs 13 lakh if you lie in bed for 60 days, know about this NASA offer

A new project offers to pay volunteers nearly 13 lakh rupees to lie in bed for 60 days to help scientists study how weightlessness affects the human body, the German Aerospace Center (DLR) said. Effective countermeasures against bone and muscle atrophy must be developed if astronauts are to live for long periods of time in space or on the Moon and Mars.

4-member Crew Set For Simulated Trip To Mars Moon - Vimarsana News

4-member Crew Set For Simulated Trip To Mars Moon

WASHINGTON (dpa-AFX) - A four-member crew is set to start their experimental virtual life on Phobos, one of the moons around Mars, Friday.Dr. Lauren Cornell, Monique Garcia, Christopher Roberts

Baylor College of Medicine's TRISH Institute to facilitate science on SpaceX Inspiration4 mission - Vimarsana News

Baylor College of Medicine's TRISH Institute to facilitate science on SpaceX Inspiration4 mission

It may not be too long before many everyday people are able to make their way to space. As commercial spaceflight grows within American soil with companies like SpaceX creating milestones for space exploration, Space City is playing a major role in health research to help future missions.

Watch: First two Emiratis for UAE Analog Mission#1 - Vimarsana News

Watch: First two Emiratis for UAE Analog Mission#1

Abdallah AlHammadi and Saleh AlAmeri will be part of 8-month-long mission later this year

Scientists flew mouse sperm to space to study radiation's impact - Vimarsana News

Scientists flew mouse sperm to space to study radiation's impact

Scientists sent freeze-dried mouse sperm to the International Space Station to study the effects of space radiation on reproduction.