- and
linear motion.
Airsickness is
usually a
combination of
spatial disorientation,
nausea and vomiting.
Common symptoms of
airsickness include: Nausea,...
- A
sickness bag (also
known as a sick sack,
airsick bag,
airsickness bag,
emesis bag, sick bag, barf bag,
vomit bag,
throw up bag,
disposal bag,
waste bag...
-
about two
thirds of the p****engers,
these flights produce nausea due to
airsickness,
giving the
plane its
nickname "vomit comet". The
Canadian Space Agency...
- the
craft or
movement while the
craft is
immersed in water. As with
airsickness, it can be
difficult to
visually detect motion even if one
looks outside...
- dead p****engers.
After boarding the plane,
Burke wrote a
message on an
airsickness bag, but
whether or not he gave the
message to
Thomson to read before...
- mission:
bombing German U-boat pens in Norway. Lt.
Harry Crosby,
despite airsickness,
successfully navigates the mission. Lt. Bid****'s B-17 is damaged; the...
- was
given command of the 1st
Airborne Division.
Urquhart was
prone to
airsickness, and had not
commanded or been a
member of an
airborne formation. Although...
-
other letters. A
pocket on the seat in
front will
typically contain an
airsickness bag, an
inflight magazine, a duty-free catalogue, and a
safety and evacuation...
-
their throat significantly heals (usually 10–14 days).
Altitude sickness Airsickness Significant emotional pain
caused by an
event (rather than a
mental disorder)...
-
motion sickness (or seasickness, car sickness,
simulation sickness, or
airsickness). In the
opposite case, such as when a
person is in a zero-gravity environment...
