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Space adaptation syndrome

Space adaptation syndrome (SAS) or space sickness is a condition experienced by as many as half of all space travelers during their adaptation to weightlessness once in orbit. It is the opposite of terrestrial motion sickness since it occurs when the environment and the person appear visually to be in motion relative to one another even though there is…

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Prevalence
50% of individuals
Specialty
Space medicine

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Space adaptation syndrome

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related to Cause · 11
Space adaptation syndrome → According, As, At, Changes, Gravity, Science Daily, Sleep, Space, Steven Smith When, The, This
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Space adaptation syndrome → 50% of individuals
Specialty · 1
Space adaptation syndrome → Space medicine

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space sickness motion system garn vestibular nasa adaptation nausea disorientation visual one's opposite one gravity occur symptoms sensory surroundings days

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Space adaptation syndromePrevalence50% of individuals1.00infobox
Space adaptation syndromeSpecialtySpace medicine1.00infobox
a book or a small screeninstance ofrelief is available via the opposite move of restricting one's vision to a small area0.80text
disregarding the overall surroundings until the adaptation process is completeinstance ofrelief is available via the opposite move of restricting one's vision to a small area0.80text
or simply to close one's eyes until the nauseated feeling is reduced in intensity during the adjustment periodinstance ofrelief is available via the opposite move of restricting one's vision to a small area0.80text
Space adaptation syndromerelated to CauseSteven Smith When0.60section
Space adaptation syndromerelated to CauseAccording0.60section
Space adaptation syndromerelated to CauseThis0.60section
Space adaptation syndromerelated to CauseThe0.60section
Space adaptation syndromerelated to CauseAt0.60section
Space adaptation syndromerelated to CauseSpace0.60section
Space adaptation syndromerelated to CauseScience Daily0.60section

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