What it feel's like To be in Outer Space

Spaceflight can impact just about every organ of the human body. The launch into space increases gravitational forces, which may decrease consciousness. Once subjected to the microgravity of outer space, the constant mechanical stress exerted on the body from Earth’s gravity decreases enormously, causing bone degeneration to occur.

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[jamestropicals]

I can’t imagine how thrilling it would be to be in space in person

[johnmiller]

I am thrilled with space travel, it really means a lot.

[berrymiller]

The video is very descriptive, I love space missions, and this video is the brutal truth.

[yeshiharegassefa]

Astronomynis a vast topic. Love the vid

[bethelsheferaw]

I can much understand the dangers of being in outer space

[ReportingEligiblePodcast]

We should send some death row inmates into space and experiment with them.