Seriously. You have to stay in bed all day, you can get up for 1 or 2 hours. The rest of the time you have to be in bed with your head tilted down. No you don't have to sleep all day. You can do whatever you want to, but you have to lay down, that's the thing, they are studying weightlessness. 70 days you get paid $18,000 if you make it. And yes you can play guitar while you are in bed
https://bedreststudy.jsc.nasa.gov/cft.aspx
Any takers? They did the study in 2014 and are recruiting once again according to news sources.
More links:
http://rt.com/news/nasa-pay-bed-study-065/
[Edited on 4/22/2015 by gina]
Now I know why they need more recruits.
"Very little movement will be allowed and the volunteers will only be able to use a plastic bed pan to go to the bathroom in. They can only clean themselves lying down with a handheld shower head. "
http://www.ajc.com/news/news/national/nasa-offering-18000-human-lab-rats-stay-bed/nks5F/
[Edited on 4/25/2015 by gina]
Wait a minute. We have sent astronauts up into space for a long time now. They have training facilities for them. They already know the effect of weightlessness on their bodies, so what is going on here, are they testing out something else?
What else has someone's feet higher than their head, with them laying down and their head tilted down? WATERBOARDING. These recruits are being put in the same position as those being waterboarded. Are they really trying to see how long they can keep someone on the board before the pain becomes too excrutiating and/or damaging to the body? Something just is not right here.
What else has someone's feet higher than their head...
bob, you're one funny dude.
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Russian spacecraft plunging back to earth
http://gulfnews.com/news/europe/russia/unmanned-russian-spacecraft-plunging-to-earth-1.1501423
http://www.cnn.com/2015/04/29/world/space-russian-cargo-ship/
Not a problem it will burn up in the atmosphere. Had me worried there for a moment.
One thing that is very cool is that Nasa has figured out how to obtain warp speed.
Warp Speed explained
http://io9.com/5963263/how-nasa-will-build-its-very-first-warp-drive
They will be doing things with the space time continuum, if they end up back in time, one can only wonder if they will get stuck there and how they could change the future that we live in now. People have told me "time is not a linear concept". It is not as we have come to regard it.
