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STS-47 Payload Specialist Mohri conducts visual stability experiment in SLJ
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STS-47 Payload Specialist Mohri conducts visual stability experiment in SLJ

NASA / JSC · 1992-09-20 · photograph (digital archive)

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Sts047-204-006 (12 — 20 Sept 1992) --- Dr. Mamoru Mohri, payload specialist representing Japan's National Space Development Agency (NASDA), participates in an experiment designed to learn more about Space Adaptation Syndrome (SAS). The experiment is titled, "Comparative Measurement of Visual Stability in Earth and Cosmic Space." During the experiment, Dr. Mohri tracked a flickering light target while eye movements and neck muscle tension were measured.

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CREW EXPERIMENT STATIONSCREW PROCEDURES (INFLIGHT)CREWSEYE MOVEMENTSENDEAVOUR (ORBITER)INTERNATIONAL COOPERATIONJAPANPAYLOAD SPECIALISTSSPACELABSTS-47VISUAL SIGNALSVISUAL STIMULI VISUAL TASKS
Credit lineSTS-47 Payload Specialist Mohri conducts visual stability experiment in SLJ. NASA/JSC, 1992-09-20. Public domain. ID: sts047-204-006.
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