Recovery of Cosmonaut's Leg Muscles Strength After Extended Mission With the Use of Strength Training Equipment for Partial Compensation of the Gravitational Unloading

Фомина, Е. В.; Kukoba, T.B.

doi:10.21687/0233-528x-2019-53-5-11-16

AEM

2019

DOI: 10.21687/0233-528x-2019-53-5-11-16

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Recovery of Cosmonaut's Leg Muscles Strength After Extended Mission With the Use of Strength Training Equipment for Partial Compensation of the Gravitational Unloading

Е. В. Фомина¹,

T.B. Kukoba²

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Study of the Quality of Cosmonauts’ Activities When Simulating the EVA Environment on the Martian Surface in the Experiments Involving the ISS Crews.

Kryuchkov¹,

Kharlamov²,

Dolgov³

et al. 2021

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The paper studies the possibilities and quality of performing a number of standard EVA operations by cosmonauts after a long-duration space mission aboard the ISS Russian Segment. Experiments have been conducted using the gravity offload stand that allows simulating the Martian gravity and conditions of spacesuited activity of cosmonauts on the planet surface. A comparative evaluation of the EVA operations performed by cosmonauts in pre- and post-flight experiments has been carried out.

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Study of the Quality of Cosmonauts’ Activities When Simulating the EVA Environment on the Martian Surface in the Experiments Involving the ISS Crews.

Kryuchkov¹,

Kharlamov²,

Dolgov³

et al. 2021

Manned Spaceflight

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Recovery of Cosmonaut's Leg Muscles Strength After Extended Mission With the Use of Strength Training Equipment for Partial Compensation of the Gravitational Unloading

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Study of the Quality of Cosmonauts’ Activities When Simulating the EVA Environment on the Martian Surface in the Experiments Involving the ISS Crews.

Study of the Quality of Cosmonauts’ Activities When Simulating the EVA Environment on the Martian Surface in the Experiments Involving the ISS Crews.

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