...as researchers imaging the brains of Russian cosmonauts have found that while the brain does undergo changes in a microgravity environment, it doesn’t deteriorate. Previous experiments on astronauts who have spent months in space have shown that long...
... to every issue. Issue No. 36 is already sparking debate thanks to its bold cover image: a pregnant astronaut drifting in microgravity. Far from a work of science fiction, the cover is a symbolic invitation to engage with one of the issue’s central...
... were launched into orbit from the Kopernik 500 spacecraft in 1973. Other achievements included crystallization experiments in microgravity. Three years later the Space Research Centre (CBK) was launched by the Polish Academy of Sciences (PAN...
...reheated. Ideally, space food should be lightweight, compact in volume, nutritious, easy to prepare, eat and clean up (microgravity complicates all of these requirements), long lasting and delicious. For a mission to Mars, food will need to last ...
... Mackay and Michael Masucci, provided Branson and three Virgin Galactic employees with a few short minutes of microgravity. Nine days later, marking the 52nd anniversary of Apollo 11’s lunar landing on 20 July, Blue Origin’s Jeff Bezos...
... Earth. The following article is based on an exclusive extract from her book. The coolest thing about living in microgravity is the ability to float around, but perhaps the most entrancing aspect is to experience the magic of floating water...