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Journal of Aeronautic Dentistry

Volume  1, Issue 1 , January - March 2009, Pages 19-23
 

Original Article

Mars mission and Human Factor: Overviews

Rajnish K. Jain, Simmi Kharb, S C Anand

MDS ( Endodontics) Kalka Dental Collage, U. P.

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Abstract

 Artificial gravity represents a different approach to the problem of microgravity effects on the human body, as it simply mimics our natural 1-g environment. Not just one physiological system at a time is challenged by artificial gravity, but all systems simultaneously: bone stress, anti-gravity muscles, vestibular organs, and cardiovascular apparatus. This Paper reviewed the important facts related to zero-gravity and human factors.

Key words- Zero Gravity , Human Factor, Aeronautic Dentistry


Corresponding Author : Rajnish K. Jain