How do they work out?
>>76801915they have a space treadmill, you can find gifs of it
>>76802006They still lose like 1.5% of their bone mass every moon. Most of them are a bunch of nerds and likely don't even do what little they are offered.
>>76802006So do they tie themselves to it to simulate weight? To be honest I still don't understand why the lunar gateway won't include a rotational habitat.
>>76801915Seems like a good environment for pneumatic resistence or some kind of banded resistence. Since most other things won't work without the aid of gravity.
I find it amazing that they figured out a way to keep these bad boys in orbit. You shoot them too far out they fly into space, you shoot them too short they crash back into earth. How in the fuck they even figured out to keep them exactly afloat at the tip of gravity is fucking amazing to me. I have such deep appreciation for things incredibly smart people figured out like 50-70 years ago
>>76802037>I find it amazing that they figured out a way to keep these bad boys in orbit.They lift themselves up.
>>76802037They have to frequently to maneuvers to keep themselves in the same orbit
>>76801915they are smart enough not to spike their cortisol and die early
>he believes it
The question is how did they even lift the entire station up into space?
>>76803347Ladders
>>76803347Lateral raises
>>76801915They have a stationary bike, a treadmill that uses elastic bands to hold you to it, and what amounts to a smith machine with flywheels and pneumatics for resistance.
>>76802017They are closer to a military pilot rather than a scientist.
>>76801915They use absolutely mental, heavy, expensive bespoke cable machinesWhich take up a lot of space and require more rocket fuel to blast out of atmosMeanwhile you would think a set of resistance bands would work fineHere's a discussion on space training, which describes a prohibitively large hypergravity device, and then proposes a device it calls CONRED, which is basically an electric motor that provides resistance to a cable, I thinkhttps://www.researchgate.net/publication/273375570_EXERCISE_COUNTERMEASURE_TO_WEIGHTLESSNESS_DURING_MANNED_SPACEFLIGHT
>>76804590Also well poisoning>Well if you don't believe CNN or Fauci, then you have to also deny literally every singe mainstream belief out there
>>76804590whitoids greatest achievement was giving women the right to take bbc
>>76803795>and what amounts to a smith machine with flywheels and pneumatics for resistance.you say that like it's not kinda neat
>>76801915Cardio and weights mostly. Imagine being the most ripped astronaut in space. Brock Samson levels of based.
>>76802037You could probably figure out all these numbers with a year or two of training.
>>76805602>weights>in space
>>76801915CGI and balloons
Rippetoe had an idea for an isometric based machine for them
>>76804436>heavyIn space?
>>76806141It costs money to get it up there and takes up space that costs even more money to accommodate in the structure. NTA, but it seems stupid that they're not all doing band workouts.Someone should devise a band-based skeleton that provides constant tension for any motion that isnt just standing (floating) still.
>>76806160*exoskeleton lul
>>76806160I have watched a documentation about the space station and the worst, most time-consuming activity is cleaning. There's only one shared (workout) machine for everyone so you got to be extra tidy.
>>76805249>T: shitskin
