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BIOMEDICAL - MEDICAL (ECHOCARDIOGRAPH) - JSC

NASA / JSC · 1987-03-12 · photograph (digital archive)

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S87-28936 (March 1987) --- The Spacelab Life Sciences-1 (SLS-1) echocardiograph, installed in a science module rack, displays the image of a human heart. One of the objectives on SLS-1 is the investigation of the effects of microgravity on heart size and function.

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Credit lineBIOMEDICAL - MEDICAL (ECHOCARDIOGRAPH) - JSC. NASA/JSC, 1987-03-12. Public domain. ID: s87-28936.
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