A majority of modern astronauts experience any one of a suite of symptoms scientists collectively call Space Motion Sickness, or SMS. But despite knowing about it for nearly as long as humans have gon
Sea sickness is definitely a "thing", which seems related to SMS. The one thing that I noticed "water world" got right was "land sickness". After being on the water a few weeks, sailors definitely can get nausea from the world NOT moving constantly.
space dizzies sound a lot like VR dizzies. takes a few days to get over the motion sickness of playing VR also. interesting to think it could be ear crystals that cause such a difficult transition on the perception of movement in uniquely different environments than we typically need to make our way through.
Does this mean episodes will come more often? I don't mind the two channels I enjoy them both. But if they will become one, it would be nice to see a extra video or two each week. It's nice to learn about the world and universe, especially new things I'm not in the loop about.
What I liked about Sci Show Space was that it collected the space stuff in one spot. I could subscribe and not have clutter of other science stuff I wasn't interested in my feed.
And now it's gone.
This is the last SciShow Space video on this channel?? I'm glad to have here to witness it so soon after it was uploaded. Looking forward to seeing the hosts on the main SciShow channel continuing their journey to teach us wonderful space facts and share fascinating space news 🖖
I remember when the Sci show first branched off into its various flavors. Has it been so long? Well, as long as we still get to see our favorite faces and get regular space news and information, I'll always be satisfied. Thanks for all of the hard work!
I know it doesn't change the amount of content for Sci show space(I hope), but I am still sad to see it go. Sci show space was my favorite from the team.
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