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Space Medicine?
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NASA got a few anesthesiologists together with senior astronauts to work on some of the logistics of anesthesia in space. I went to a lecture on it several years ago.
It was part of their planning for a manned mars mission.
It was part of their planning for a manned mars mission.
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Sorry this isnt really related, just got me thinking....NASA got a few anesthesiologists together with senior astronauts to work on some of the logistics of anesthesia in space. I went to a lecture on it several years ago.
It was part of their planning for a manned mars mission.
Lol could you imagine a baby being born in space? Kinda scary though.
Maybe an alien baby...