Microgravity Effects
Microgravity Effects refer to the various physiological, psychological, and biological changes that occur in organisms when exposed to conditions of low gravity, such as those experienced in space or during parabolic flights. These effects can include muscle atrophy, bone loss, fluid redistribution, changes in cardiovascular function, alterations in the immune system, and disruptions in sleep patterns. Studying microgravity effects is essential for understanding how the human body adapts and responds to space environments, as well as for developing effective countermeasures to mitigate the negative impacts of extended space travel on astronauts.