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Noise Characteristics of Surgical Space Suits
Orthopedics, 2009Several studies indicate that the noise generated by performing orthopedic surgery has the potential to cause hearing loss. Noise-induced hearing loss was found in 50% of the orthopedic surgeons studied using audiometric testing, with a greater incidence associated with years of practice.
Ronald T, Pearlman, Olisa, Sandidge
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Scientific American, 2008
This article discusses research, published in the September 9, 2008 issue of "Current Biology," into the ability of tardigrades to survive in outer space. These invertebrates, also known as water bears, are known to survive on the ocean floor and in deserts.
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This article discusses research, published in the September 9, 2008 issue of "Current Biology," into the ability of tardigrades to survive in outer space. These invertebrates, also known as water bears, are known to survive on the ocean floor and in deserts.
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Proceedings of the 2014 ACM International Symposium on Wearable Computers, 2014
Successfully enabling a human to live and work in the vacuum of space requires a broad array of technologies, from textiles to hard goods to electronics. Space Suit design is predicated on two things: 1) Where you are going, and 2) What you are doing.
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Successfully enabling a human to live and work in the vacuum of space requires a broad array of technologies, from textiles to hard goods to electronics. Space Suit design is predicated on two things: 1) Where you are going, and 2) What you are doing.
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EVA suit 2000: A joint European/Russian space suit design
Acta Astronautica, 1995A feasibility study in 1992 showed the benefits of a common European Russian space suit development, EVA Suit 2000, replacing the Russian space suit Orlan-DMA and the planned European Hermes EVA space suit at the turn of the century. This EVA Suit 2000 is a joint development initiated by the European Space Agency (ESA) and the Russian Space Agency (RKA)
P, Moller +3 more
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Space Suit Bioenergetics: Framework and Analysis of Unsuited and Suited Activity
Aviation, Space, and Environmental Medicine, 2007Metabolic costs limit the duration and intensity of extravehicular activity (EVA), an essential component of future human missions to the Moon and Mars. Energetics Framework: We present a framework for comparison of energetics data across and between studies.
Christopher E, Carr, Dava J, Newman
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Journal of Spacecraft and Rockets, 1966
Water-circulation-cooled space suit, discussing heat dissipation mechanism, body temperature maintenance, metabolic rates, astronaut comfort ...
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Water-circulation-cooled space suit, discussing heat dissipation mechanism, body temperature maintenance, metabolic rates, astronaut comfort ...
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Extravehicular space suit thermal insulations
5th Thermophysics Conference, 1970Space suit thermal insulation properties, wear durability and nonflammability improvements, reflecting techniques in fabricating cryogenic multilayer insulation ...
B. FRENCH, D. RICHARDSON, F. RUCCIA
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European Space Suit System Baseline
SAE Technical Paper Series, 1988<div class="htmlview paragraph">This paper provides a description of the current European Space Suit System (ESSS) status. The ESSS is foreseen for servicing of various elements of space infrastructure within typical operational scenarios based on Hermes.
Nikolaus Herber, Roland Vaeth
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Comparative Space Suit Boot Test
SAE Technical Paper Series, 2002<div class="htmlview paragraph">In applications that require space-suited crewmembers to traverse rough terrain, boot fit and mobility are of critical importance to the crewmember's overall performance capabilities. Current extravehicular activity (EVA) boot designs were developed for micro-gravity applications, and as such, incorporate only ...
Amy J. Ross +5 more
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AJN, American Journal of Nursing, 1967
in the monitoring station reflected my image throughout all three centrifuge runs. I was unaware that the personnel in data acquisition, located in a nearby building, were recording all communications on electromagnetic tape. In the centrifuge, I diligently concentrated on performing a psychomotor test.
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in the monitoring station reflected my image throughout all three centrifuge runs. I was unaware that the personnel in data acquisition, located in a nearby building, were recording all communications on electromagnetic tape. In the centrifuge, I diligently concentrated on performing a psychomotor test.
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