Dataset

CARA Ground Control Pictures - Treatment: Dark Grown / Plate 9 PhyD

KSC00XX04__3341022884

KSC00XX04

Available online

Kennedy Space Center (KSC)

Experiment

Raw

International Space Station (ISS)

Room Usage Differences

JMGROUNDLMLSTP37_117

LMLSTP3.7

Human

Available online

Digital

10/28/2002

NASA Johnson Space Center (JSC)

Experiment

Summarized

This table reveals a significant trend in the comparison of individual room usage within each week. This trend held true across all three weeks of testing. This trend was identified via post hoc Tukey's analysis. The primary focuses of this ground-based experiment were to study and monitor the four subjects' daily routines and behavior patterns in the enclosed habitat and apply design techniques to those for long duration space flight missions.Source: Adams CM. Sociokinetic Analysis as a Tool for Optimization of Environmental Design. In:Lane HW, Sauer RL, and Feeback DL, eds. Isolation: NASA Experiments in Closed-Environment Living. American Astronautical Society Science and Technology Series; Vol 104. San Diego, CA. Univelt, Incorporated; 2002: 165-175.

Ground

NIH.R1 Effects of Gravity on the Attachment of Tendon to Bone Summary Data

AINV0000000783

9303021

Available online

Dataset

not_applicible

NASA Kennedy Space Center (KSC)

Experiment

Summarized

Spreadsheet Abbreviation Key:Synchronous Control (SC), Vivarium Control (VC), Flight (F), Grams (Gm), Sharpey Fiber (SF), millimeters (mm), proximal (prox), Vickers (measurement of micro-hardness), grams force 12 (gf.12), micrometers (um)
Spreadsheet Column Headings: Animal; Group; Weight.Final.Gm); #Live.Fetuses; # Dead..Fetuses; Fetal.Weight.Gm; Tibia.SF.diameter.mm; Tibia.SF.density; Tibia.Cortex.mm*10; Calcaneous-length-mm; Calcaneous.width.mm*1; Tibia.length.mm*10; Fibula.length.mm*10; Fibula.width.prox*10; Fibula.width.distal*10; Tibia.cortex.soleus*10; Tibia.patella*10; Tibia.diameter.patella.mm*10; Tibia.diameter.soleus*10; Tibia.hardness.Vickers.100gf.12s; Calcaneus.SF/1000mm2; Calcaneus.SF.Perimeter.um; Calcaneus.SF.Diameter.um; Flexor.fiber.density; Flexor.fiber.perimeter.um; Flexor.fiber.diameter.um; Extensor.fiber.density; Extensor.fiber.perimeter.um; Extensor.fiber.diameter.um;

Synchronous control,Vivarium control

Shuttle Program

Diagnostic and Treatment Procedure Flow Chart - to be Used with the Contingency Dental Kit

J0001251

SkyOral

Available online

11/21/2002

Not applicable

Experiment

Summarized

This diagram shows the diagnostic data that would have been used to treat a dental emergency on-orbit during the Skylab missions. It is primarily a flow chart to aid in the diagnosis and/or treatment of dental problems. A dental kit was flown on the Skylab missions in the event that a dental emergency arose, and this flow chart was included with the kit. There were no dental problems requiring the use of this kit, and thus, it was never utilized. Because of the risks of dental problems, the prime and backup crews of all Skylab missions trained for two days in dental procedures at Lackland Air Force Base in Texas. The training included lectures, demonstrations,and supervised clinical procedures, which were performed on volunteer patients, and included complex procedures such as tooth removal. Instruments and medications were provided as the In-flight Medical Support System-Dental. This kit included a manual with line drawings of complete intraoral radiographs of each crewman as well as integratred, illustrated, diagnostic and treatment procedures, one of which is the flow chart shown in this figure. Other aids included air-to-ground communication with a dentist or surgeon who had intraoral photographs and radiographs, diagnostic casts, complete treatment reacords and knowledge of treatment capabilities of each crewman.

Brown LR, Frome WJ, Handler S, Wheatcroft MG, Rider LJ. Skylab oral health studies. In: Johnston R S, Dietlein L F, editors. Biomedical Results from Skylab. National Aeronautics and Space Administration, Johnson Space Center, 1977:35-44. Document NASA SP-377.

NASA 7 Final Report

9401592__2660457577

9401592

Not applicable

Available online

Dataset,Still Image,Text

Mir Space Station

Experiment

Summarized

This file contains the NASA 7 30 day, 180 day, and final report for the 9401592 study.

Nasa-Mir

Bacterial Isolates from Aquarius Potable Water

NEEMO_SWAB__1810748531

NEEMO-SWAB

Human

Available online

Dataset

Aquarius Underwater Habitat (NEEMO)

Experiment

Summarized

Bacterial isolates found in potable water during the NEEMO 5 mission are shown in this table.
Source: unpublished data.

Ground

Neurolab Kidney Lysates Total Protein and CaBP28K Analysis

AINV0000000710

9302006,97NTSP01001,NAG21194

Available online

Dataset

not_applicible

Investigator laboratory

Experiment

Processed

This spreadsheet lists kidney lysates total protein and CaBP28K analysis data (Animal #ID, ng/0.1ml, ng(dil)/ml, Caug/ml, Pt. ug/ml, mg(dil)/ml, Cug/mgP) for flight and control rats from Neurolab.

Shuttle Program

Atrial and Ventricular Contractions

JMDSO_463_3

DSO 463

Human

Available online

Shuttle

Final Report - unpublished data

Summarized

This is a graph which depicts premature atrial and ventricular contractions before, during, and after space flight for subjects in the DSO 463 study.

CARA Ground Control Pictures - Treatment: Dark Grown / Plate 6 PhyD

KSC00XX04__3341018633

KSC00XX04

Available online

Kennedy Space Center (KSC)

Experiment

Raw

International Space Station (ISS)

The Integral Linear Energy Transfer (LET) 350 Spectrum measured in Lexan and Reduced to LET350 Values in Water

J0001082

M191

Human

Available online

10/12/99

Not applicable

Experiment

N/A

Track length measurements in the Lexan detectors were reduced to integral LET350 spectra. The theoretical spectrum (straight line) and the spectra as measured in Lexan is shown in this figure.

In: Taylor GR. Proceedings to the microbial response to space environment symposium, Houston, TX, September 1972. Houston, TX: National Aeronautics and Space Administration Lyndon B. Johnson Space Center; 1973.

Apollo