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Orbiting Minds: The Cognitive Challenges of Astronauts in Space

Orbiting Minds: The Cognitive Challenges of Astronauts in Space

Can space travel cause permanent cognitive damage? Six months in space may slow astronauts' attention and memory, but it doesn't lead to lasting cognitive decline.

Keeping an Eye on Vision Loss Associated with Space Travel

Keeping an Eye on Vision Loss Associated with Space Travel

Many astronauts experience vision problems during spaceflight. Over 70% of astronauts face a phenomenon known as Spaceflight Associated Neuro-Ocular Syndrome (SANS).

Space to Save Lives: ISS and NASA Join Forces

Space to Save Lives: ISS and NASA Join Forces

NASA and the ISS National Lab are funding research to use space to develop new treatments for major diseases.

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Sunita Williams Faces Health Risks While Stuck in Space

Sunita Williams Faces Health Risks While Stuck in Space

Sunita Williams'extended space missions accelerate bone loss, posing severe health risks.

Space Food Tastes Bland: Here's Why

Space Food Tastes Bland: Here's Why

Is space food bland? Loneliness and isolation make astronaut's tasteless in space.

Are Space-Grown Salad Greens Healthy?

Are Space-Grown Salad Greens Healthy?

Explore the hazards of space-grown leafy vegetables which are highly susceptible to bacterial and fungal infections that could ruin a space journey.

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Ideal Nutritious Meal for Space Travelers Revealed

Ideal Nutritious Meal for Space Travelers Revealed

A healthy "space meal" using fresh ingredients with an optimum nutritious balance was produced with minimal space farming inputs.

How Space Travel Impacts Men’s Erectile Dysfunction?

How Space Travel Impacts Men’s Erectile Dysfunction?

Men can have adverse effects on erectile dysfunction due to prolonged space travel and high amounts of galactic cosmic radiation.

NELL-1 Protein Aids to Reduce Bone Loss in Astronauts

NELL-1 Protein Aids to Reduce Bone Loss in Astronauts

Microgravity-induced bone loss in space, can be reduced by systemic delivery of NELL-1, a protein required for bone growth and its maintenance.

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Light-controlled Lamp Aids to Restore Circadian Rhythm In Space

Light-controlled Lamp Aids to Restore Circadian Rhythm In Space

ESA astronaut Andreas Mogensen is all set to study how lamp-controlled lights, similar to day and night, influence body rhythm in astronauts.

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