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S47-201-002 - STS-047 - VISUAL STABILITY - STS-47 PS Mohri sets up experiment

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S47-201-002 - STS-047 - VISUAL STABILITY - STS-47 PS Mohri sets up experiment

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Description: STS-47 payload specialist (PS) Dr. Mamoru Mohri assembles the Comparative Measurement of Visual Stability in Earth and Cosmic Space (VISUAL STABILITY) experiment in the forward section of the Spacelab-Japan (SL-J) module aboard the Endeavour. He is assisted by payload commander (PLC) Mark Lee.

Subject Terms: EYE MOVEMENTS, SPACEBORNE EXPERIMENTS, SPACELAB, JAPANESE SPACE PROGRAM, SPACE ADAPTATION SYNDROME, VISUAL SIGNALS, VISUAL STIMULI, ASTRONAUTS, ONBOARD ACTIVITIES, STS-47, ENDEAVOUR (ORBITER)

Categories: Experiment (Medical)

Interior_Exterior: Interior

Ground_Orbit: On-orbit

Element: Shuttle Payload Bay

Original: Film - 35MM CN

Preservation File Format: TIFF
STS-47

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1992
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