Sentence examples for consequences of space from inspiring English sources

There was a great deal of concern, at both the Soviet space agency and at NASA, about the unknown physiological and psychological consequences of space and zero gravity.

Even so, Dalecki points out that we are still a long way from understanding the full consequences of space missions – given the limitations of the current research.

Goals of ALTEA-MICE are: (1) to investigate the effects of heavy ions on the visual system of normal and mutant mice with retinal defects; (2) to define reliable experimental conditions for space research; and (3) to develop animal models to study the physiological consequences of space travels on humans.

For reasons that are not yet entirely clear the pressure in some astronauts' brains appears to rise as a consequence of space flight, and this has been linked to alterations in their eyesight that sometimes persist for many years after their return to Earth.

CISAS developed an engineering model to describe fragments clouds propagating inside spacecraft in consequence of space debris impact on HC/SP.

These results indicate that Celsr1 and Vangl2 are required for normal lung branching morphogenesis and disrupted branching in mutant lungs is not a consequence of space restriction.

where r, s ∈ R − { 0 } and n ∈ N. Thus, for any sequence space Z, the space Z ( B n ) is more general and more comprehensive than the corresponding consequences of the space Z ( Δ ( 1 ) n ).

This creates a space were puzzles happen naturally: they are just simple consequences of 4D space.

The characterization of extreme GIC events is central to quantifying the technological impacts and societal consequences of extreme space weather.

This shows the need for good tools to raise awareness that this risk is not something from science fiction, and to produce information needed by the operators, engineers, and policy makers who must deal with the societal and economic consequences of adverse space weather.

One of the most prominent consequences of manned space travel is muscle atrophy (Vandenburgh et al., 1999).