Titlebook: Basic Environmental Problems of Man in Space; Paris, 29 October – Hilding Bjurstedt (Professor) Book 1965 Springer-Verlag Wien 1965

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Thermal Homoiostasis Under Hypoxia In Man,ctional integrity over a limited range of variation in the temperature of the environment. These adaptations to thermal stress are mediated by humoral and neural pathways which are known to be susceptible to oxygen deprivation. Moreover, certain physiological responses elicited by heat or cold may b

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The Future Of Environmental Biology And The Contribution Of Space Research,, becomes possible with present space technology. For the first time, the role of these environmental conditions in the evolution, physiology and behavior of earth organisms can be evaluated by an imaginative program of research. Some of the prospects for such a program will be discussed.

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Heat Loss In Space,lky machinery which normally attends to his thermal needs. It is necessary to arrange that metabolic heat is transported from the skin surface to some device which will absorb it. Two heat exchangers are therefore required, one at the skin surface and one in the thermal pack, and the transport of he

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Physiological Problems Of Weightlessness And Basic Research,experience and recent advances in basic research. While it is now obvious that weightlessness does not produce overt short term disturbances of the circulation or respiration, questions pertaining to the possible incidence of motion sickness and to chronic effects on the circulation are still open f

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