Geomagnetic Activity Effects on Human Organism in Nonstationary Extreme Conditions; Comparison with Laboratory Observations

T. K. Breus; R. M. Baevskii; G. A. Nikulina; S. M. Chibisov; A. G. Chernikova; M. Pukhlyanko; V. N. Oraevskii; F. Halberg; G. Cornelissen; V. M. Petrov

Geomagnetic Activity Effects on Human Organism in Nonstationary Extreme Conditions; Comparison with Laboratory Observations

T. K. Breus, R. M. Baevskii, G. A. Nikulina, S. M. Chibisov, A. G. Chernikova, M. Pukhlyanko, V. N. Oraevskii, F. Halberg, G. Cornelissen, V. M. Petrov

Integrative Biology and Physiology

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Abstract

It was hypothetized based on previous laboratory observations and theoretical concepts that astronauts working at the "Mir" station under zero gravity conditions exhibit enhanced sensitivity to geomagnetic disturbances. The resulte of studies made it possible to reveal the dynamics of changes in cardiovascular characteristics separately in the main phase and the phase of storm restoration. A similar dynamics of cardiac activity was observed in experimental rabbits during geomagnetic storms.

Original language	English (US)
Pages (from-to)	817-818
Number of pages	2
Journal	Biofizika
Volume	43
Issue number	5
State	Published - 1998

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Astronauts
Geomagnetic activity
Monitoring
Orbital station "Mir"

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Geomagnetic Activity Effects on Human Organism in Nonstationary Extreme Conditions; Comparison with Laboratory Observations

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