NASA pays £ 14,000 to stay in bed for 60 days

The idea of ​​getting £ 14,000 to relax in bed is strange, but it's already what NASA offers, where the space agency is studying artificial gravity relaxation, which aims to test the impact of weightlessness on the human body.

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"The results of the study help scientists to develop more countermeasures and preventative measures so that astronauts on the space station do not have to spend most of their day playing sports," she said. NASA. Participants should lie on the bed for 60 days with a 6-degree incline with the tip of their head down, which means that all normal activities, including bathing and toileting, should be done in a supine position.

You do not have to expect snacks during the experiment. "The participant will only get enough fluids and food for the diet to be normal, a team of nutritionists will take care of his diet and weigh what you eat," NASA said. In strict fines, so that the participant does not gain more weight and get what the body needs. "
Participants spend 30 minutes a day on a human centrifuge that generates artificial appeal and distributes fluids into the body. It is not clear what the participants will feel, but they probably feel nauseated. And 55 years old. If these conditions apply, you can apply here. The experiment begins in September 2019 at the German Space Center Cologne.

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