space sickness造句

• Akiyama suffered severe space sickness during his mission, which affected his productivity.
• He is also prone to space sickness in some circumstances.
• In the shuttle, space sickness still renders 75 percent of astronauts temporarily dizzy, disoriented or worse.
• Accordingly, one " Garn " is equivalent to the most severe possible case of space sickness.
• Training was expanded to condition cosmonauts against space sickness and select those candidate spacefarers deemed least susceptible.
• Schweickart and Scott performed an EVA Schweickart checked out the new space sickness the extra tests were scratched.
• After his flight NASA jokingly began using the informal " Garn scale " to measure reactions to space sickness.
• I've also seen suggestions that ginseng, which Russian astronauts reportedly take to combat space sickness, might help with altitude sickness.
• Earlier, Glenn said he was surprised he had escaped the space sickness that affects most people who fly in space.
• "Most people get anything from heaves to violently ill from space sickness for the first two days, " he said.
• It was a joyful experience for Garn, despite a nasty bout of space sickness, and he clearly loves talking about it.
• Tito, after experiencing a bout of space sickness en route to the space station, expressed nothing but delight with the trip.
• Fellow 51-D payload specialist Charles D . Walker who also suffered from space sickness on the flight despite having flown before stated that
• He said he has been getting " solid " sleep and hasn't been bothered by the space sickness that temporarily afflicts many astronauts.
• Titov was also the first to suffer " space sickness "-- experiencing nausea, disorientation and irregular heartbeat during his 25 hour, 18 minute flight.
• Ice water in the ear is a traditional neurological test that has been performed, among other things, on astronauts in space to help understand space sickness.
• The duration of space sickness varies, but in no case has it lasted for more than 72 hours, after which the body adjusts to the new environment.
• For example, astronauts in a space shuttle may experience space sickness when their vestibular systems are indicating free-fall and their visual sensory systems are indicating no movement.
• The most common problem experienced by humans in the initial hours of weightlessness is known as space adaptation syndrome or SAS, commonly referred to as space sickness.
• He was the first person to suffer from " space sickness " ( motion sickness in space ) and was also the first person to sleep in space.