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Fresh off the news that microgravity screws us up on a cellular level comes word that it also damages our eyes and brain. Researchers from the University of Texas, Wyle Integrated Science and Engineering, and NASA Department of Space Medicine performed MRIs on 27 astronauts who had spent an average of 108 days in microgravity. https://gizmodo/microgravity-screws-us-u...el-5881355 Those astronauts showed s stanley cup price igns similar to idiopathic intracranial hypertension 鈥?brain pressure of unknown origin. Of those 27 space-farers, the MRIs showed: expansion of the cerebral spinal fluid space surrounding the optic nerve in nine of the 27 33 percent astronauts, flattening of the rear of the eyeball in six 22 percent , bulging of the optic nerve in stanley isolierkanne four 15 percent and changes in the pituitary gland and its connection to the brain in three 11 percent of the astronauts These types of abnormality are also associated stanley cup with idiopathic intracranial hypertension 鈥?and so it seems that microgravity can cause intracranial hypertension on the lucky few who get to spacewalk. Which means that this is one more hurdle we ;ll have to face before sending people long term into space. So, what ;ll it be, robot bodies or artificial gravity BiologymicrogravityPhysicsScienceSpace
Religion and gunfire鈥攊t worked for the Boondock Saints, but one man, Porter Rockwell, made this combination a reality during the 1800s. An ardent Mormon, Rockwell resorted to violent means to defend his leaders and people, but the gunslinger also served as a U.S. Marshal and displayed a generous soft side. Church-going gunslinger A faithful member of the Mormon religion his entire life, Orrin Porter Rockwell clung near to Joseph Smith, acting as Smiths personal protector and friend. Baptized into the Mormon faith at the age of sixteen and noted to be one of the first members of the church, Porter Rockwell displayed a zealous religious fervor that he often expressed with gunfire. Film buffs might see Porter Rockwell as an individual akin to Joaquin Phoenixs stanley cup cha stanley cup becher racter Freddie Quell in the 2012 movie The Master, who defended Lancaster Dodd and The Cause with a radical fervor. Porter forcefully protected Smith and Mormon rights, making him the enemy of a number of groups who called for the expulsion of Mo stanley ca rmons from Missouri and those who tried to quell Mormon actives in Utah. The legend grows On Christmas of 1843, Joseph Smith blessed Porter Rockwell, stating that the man would not be harmed by bullet or blade as long as he did not cut his hair. This statement bore a stark resemblance to the Israelite story of Samson, and led Rockwell to braid his hair over time. Porter Rockwell went against the words of Smith and cut his hair, at least according to a one piece of Mormon Vzfy Comcast Is Offering Broadband to Low-Income Families for $10
Fresh off the news that microgravity screws us up on a cellular level comes word that it also damages our eyes and brain. Researchers from the University of Texas, Wyle Integrated Science and Engineering, and NASA Department of Space Medicine performed MRIs on 27 astronauts who had spent an average of 108 days in microgravity. https://gizmodo/microgravity-screws-us-u...el-5881355 Those astronauts showed s stanley cup price igns similar to idiopathic intracranial hypertension 鈥?brain pressure of unknown origin. Of those 27 space-farers, the MRIs showed: expansion of the cerebral spinal fluid space surrounding the optic nerve in nine of the 27 33 percent astronauts, flattening of the rear of the eyeball in six 22 percent , bulging of the optic nerve in stanley isolierkanne four 15 percent and changes in the pituitary gland and its connection to the brain in three 11 percent of the astronauts These types of abnormality are also associated stanley cup with idiopathic intracranial hypertension 鈥?and so it seems that microgravity can cause intracranial hypertension on the lucky few who get to spacewalk. Which means that this is one more hurdle we ;ll have to face before sending people long term into space. So, what ;ll it be, robot bodies or artificial gravity BiologymicrogravityPhysicsScienceSpace
