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The United States has the potential to conduct
relatively prolonged manned space missions. Many physiological changes have
been identified and investigated during periods of weightlessness, and all body
systems are influenced to some extent. Microgravity's most notable influence on
the human body is also the primary physiological deterrent to prolonged manned
spaceflight: demineralization of bone and the body's loss of
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Orange Park-TEKNA-THEOS Inc. (TTI), a high school
research and education company, is partnering with FCCJ's Aviation Center of
Excellence, FLIGHTSTAR aircraft Services Inc. and the Challenger Center to
sponsor AEROSPACE DAY 2007. This one day event uses America's aerospace assets
to promote math and science to 6th - 10th grade students from Northeast
Florida. Students will hear presentations by aerospace experts, compete in
teams to solve aerospace ...
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