NASA remains silent on why crew went to hospital after dragon splashdown
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#2Andromeda strain on the one hand; gravity sucks on the other. There must be a psychological/neurological toll, like wearing prismatic glasses that invert your vision until the mind adjusts.
Re: NASA remains silent on why crew went to hospital after dragon splashdown
#3NASA: Space flight is still something we don’t fully understand, we’re finding things that we don’t expect sometimes. This was one of those times, and we’re still piecing things together on this and so to maintain medical privacy and to let our processes go forward in an orderly manner, this is all we’re going to say about that event at this time
Gizmodo: fuck their privacy!!
Re: NASA remains silent on why crew went to hospital after dragon splashdown
#4Just a wild guess without anything backing it up and to get the guessing party started... something like decompression sickness?
edit: love the answers, but would rather party.
Re: NASA remains silent on why crew went to hospital after dragon splashdown
#5Some people seem to deal with long-term zero-G better than others. The cosmonaut who spent the longest continuous time in space was Valeri Polyakov, who spent 437 days in zero G in the early 1990s, came back fine, had a good career after returning, and recently died at age 80.
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#7NASA: Space flight is still something we don’t fully understand, we’re finding things that we don’t expect sometimes. This was one of those times, and we’re still piecing things together on this and so to maintain medical privacy and to let our processes go forward in an orderly manner, this is all we’re going to say about that event at this time Gizmodo: fuck their privacy!!
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Re: NASA remains silent on why crew went to hospital after dragon splashdown
#8NASA: Space flight is still something we don’t fully understand, we’re finding things that we don’t expect sometimes. This was one of those times, and we’re still piecing things together on this and so to maintain medical privacy and to let our processes go forward in an orderly manner, this is all we’re going to say about that event at this time Gizmodo: fuck their privacy!!
Gizmodo used to be owned by Gawker which went bankrupt due to a lawsuit brought on because they didn't care about a famous person's privacy. So this seems par for the course.
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Re: NASA remains silent on why crew went to hospital after dragon splashdown
#10NASA: Space flight is still something we don’t fully understand, we’re finding things that we don’t expect sometimes. This was one of those times, and we’re still piecing things together on this and so to maintain medical privacy and to let our processes go forward in an orderly manner, this is all we’re going to say about that event at this time Gizmodo: fuck their privacy!!
It's likely they will publish their findings once they figure it out. Probably after a considerable time passes to help obfuscate the individuals involved.