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Referring to the impressions Science Channel is listened to, in the 1950s the American Psychiatric Board warned that astronauts require rigorous psychological examination.
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Nick Pope, a defense analyst, said, "They called it the" space madness "and it becomes a big thing for NASA. If an astronaut does not hold, then this could be a big threat for any office space."
Facing the threat of a "space madness" still
remains a part of the training of the astronauts. Said Leroy Chiao, an astronaut on space shuttle NASA, "There is a procedure for the crew psychotic (disturbed). For the purposes it was even used adhesive tape to glue the astronauts and then gave her a sedative."
Procedure soothe a sudden astronauts 'crazy' in space using adhesive tape. (Source footage Science Channel)
Neuroscientists from Thomas Jefferson University, Dr. Andrew Newberg, has conducted its own analysis of what happened to the brains of astronauts.
He said, "I always see a big difference between those who really up there in space, and those who do not. It looks like it has changed how the brain works."
He went on to explain, "There are normal parts of our brain that could be disrupted. Another thing that can happen in zero gravity, for example hallucinations in which a person feels heard anything or smell anything. Symptoms common in astronauts is they like seeing flashes of light. "
Initial studies have shown that microscopic gravity (microgravity) can stimulate the conclusions of mood modifiers vital hormones in the brain. But not all that experienced by astronauts brain can be explained only by gravity.
There is another other forces that destroy and attack the pilgrims space that could potentially cause mutations in them. "When the astronauts were up there in the sky, they are exposed to more radiation than we receive down here on earth."
Radiation can penetrate the body, damaging DNA and cells. Terrible.
Newberg said again, "The damage of radiation on brain networks even makes the brain stops working."
No one knows how the evils of radiation resulted in a mutation in the brain astronauts. But one thing was clear, the deeper we ventured into space, the greater the threat to the agency NASA and the lives of the astronauts.
Procedure soothe a sudden astronauts 'crazy' in space using adhesive tape. (Source footage Science Channel)
Neuroscientists from Thomas Jefferson University, Dr. Andrew Newberg, has conducted its own analysis of what happened to the brains of astronauts.
He said, "I always see a big difference between those who really up there in space, and those who do not. It looks like it has changed how the brain works."
He went on to explain, "There are normal parts of our brain that could be disrupted. Another thing that can happen in zero gravity, for example hallucinations in which a person feels heard anything or smell anything. Symptoms common in astronauts is they like seeing flashes of light. "
Initial studies have shown that microscopic gravity (microgravity) can stimulate the conclusions of mood modifiers vital hormones in the brain. But not all that experienced by astronauts brain can be explained only by gravity.
There is another other forces that destroy and attack the pilgrims space that could potentially cause mutations in them. "When the astronauts were up there in the sky, they are exposed to more radiation than we receive down here on earth."
Radiation can penetrate the body, damaging DNA and cells. Terrible.
Newberg said again, "The damage of radiation on brain networks even makes the brain stops working."
No one knows how the evils of radiation resulted in a mutation in the brain astronauts. But one thing was clear, the deeper we ventured into space, the greater the threat to the agency NASA and the lives of the astronauts.
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