As we explore more of the universe, the physical impacts of living in microgravity continue to be one of the primary obstacles to long-term space...
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Maroc - Times of India - Life & Style - 10/12/2024 10:30
Astronauts in space require a higher calorie intake (2,500–3,800 daily) compared to those on Earth (2,000–2,500). Microgravity increases energy expenditure due to physiological adaptations, increased exercise to combat muscle and bone loss, and a higher basal metabolic rate. The body works harder to maintain basic functions, thermoregulate, and manage fluid shifts, all contributing to the elevated caloric needs.
As we explore more of the universe, the physical impacts of living in microgravity continue to be one of the primary obstacles to long-term space...
As we explore more of the universe, the physical impacts of living in microgravity continue to be one of the primary obstacles to long-term space...
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