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Motion sickness commonly happens when looking at ... make sense of it so that you have a good sense of where you are in space and if you’re moving, what direction you’re moving,” he added.

“And all that information has to come together, and the brain has to integrate it to make sense of it so that you have a good sense of where you are in space and if you’re moving, what direction ...

Upon arrival into space, studies show that up to 80 per cent of astronauts experience motion sickness for the first two to three days. This is because space is a microgravity environment ...

and may cause space motion sickness, according to NASA. Fluids in the body also shift upwards, risking vision problems and an increased risk of kidney stones due to dehydration. Weightlessness can ...

You might experience your brain’s resulting confusion as severe space motion sickness. Especially when moving your head, you may feel nauseous and as if you are flipping up and down. You will be ...

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