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0:45 1:45 Space station for 9 months there we have it some waves some thumbs up and some smiles. Both usMoreSpace station for 9 months there we have it some waves some thumbs up and some smiles. Both us astronauts arrived at the station last june for what was supposed to be a week-l long assignment. But
The statement that one hour in space is equivalent to 7 years on Earth is not accurate.
On November 18 of last year, The New York Post reported that NASA astronauts Butch Wilmore and Sunita Williams enjoyed meals that included pizza, roast chicken, and shrimp cocktails aboard the ISS.
So, without the everyday experience of gravity when youre in orbit, your muscles decay, and particularly your bone density decreases, your bones are thinning out, and theyre doing that about 1 or 2% a month. So, by the time youre up there for nine months, theyve lost a fifth to a tenth of the bone density.
Accelerated ageing The heart and your blood vessels also have an easier time as they no longer have to pump blood against gravity - and they start to weaken. And the bones become weaker and more brittle. There should be a balance between the cells breaking down old bone and those making new.
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Without the constant tug of gravity on our limbs, muscle and bone mass quickly begins to diminish in space. The most affected are those muscles that help to maintain our posture in our back, neck, calves and quadriceps in microgravity they no longer have to work nearly as hard and begin to atrophy.
Without the Earths gravitational pull, muscles shrink, bones weaken and bodily fluids shift. Astronauts lose muscle mass rapidly because they do not use their legs to support their weight. Their bones become fragile and they lose 1 percent of their bone mass per month equivalent to an entire year of ageing on Earth.
Under NASA rules, astronauts are paid at the rate of their usual 40-hours-a-week salary, roughly $152,258 per year, during their time aboard the International Space Station. As federal workers, they dont pay for transportation, lodging or meals while on assignment which is reasonable, considering the commute.

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