Why NASA's Mars astronauts may need to sleep in suction bags
A new study from UT Southwestern Medical Center sheds light on an eye condition that impacts astronauts in space, as well as a unique "sleeping bag" that uses
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A new study from UT Southwestern Medical Center sheds light on an eye condition that impacts astronauts in space, as well as a unique "sleeping bag" that uses
Long spells in microgravity can alter eyeball shape, but a sleeping bag that applies suction to the lower body could prevent such problems
The sack built at the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center works by using vacuum tech to relieve the fluid pressure on the brain and the optical nerve.