What nine months in space does to the human body
Astronauts Suni Williams and Butch Wilmore are back on Earth - but what has nine months in space done to them?
9 ways living in space changes the human body
Space changes the human body in many ways. From bone loss to bloated faces, here's how microgravity and radiation affect the ...
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NASA astronauts are expected to feel 'disoriented,' 'dizzy' after returning to Earth. What happens to human bodies after being in space, explained.
NASA researchers expect Suni Williams and Butch Wilmore will be able to recover from the common body challenges astronauts ...
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The ravaging effects of space on the human body revealed as astronauts touch down after 286 days
Two NASA astronauts who have returned to Earth after spending nine months in space now face a long road to recovery and weeks ...
Balance, Vision Issues: What Happens To Human Body After 9 Months In Space
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Explained: What 9 months in space can do to a human body
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NASA astronauts who returned to Earth are expected to feel 'disoriented' and 'dizzy.' What happens to human bodies after being in space, explained.
When NASA astronauts Suni Williams and Butch Wilmore arrived at the International Space Station in June, they thought they would be there for eight days. Instead, 286 days later, they finally started ...