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- Technology - Bioastronautics Training Program (HST-Bioastro) [1] NASA's Bioastronautics Roadmap [2] University of Colorado at Boulder Bioastronautics Research...
- specializing in aeronomy, bioastronautics, operational science, and science education. Gerardi received instruction on bioastronautics, spacesuit operations...
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- "Barometric Pressure", in Parker, James F.; West, Vita R. (eds.), Bioastronautics Data Book, vol. 3006 (2nd ed.), Bibcode:1973N****P3006.....P, NASA SP-3006...
- an increasingly important field of study for spacecraft designers. Bioastronautics Aeronautics and aerospace Mechanical engineering Physics Wikimedia...
- and the effects microgravity and space flight might have on them. Bioastronautics is an area of bioengineering research that spans the study and support...
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- 1) Barometric Pressure". In Parker, James F.; West, Vita R. (eds.). Bioastronautics Data Book (Second ed.). NASA. p. 5. hdl:2060/19730006364. NASA SP-3006...
- an American aeronautical engineer who is known for contributions to bioastronautics. She was named the Los Angeles Times's "1960 Woman of the Year in Science"...