Agnirva Space Premier League - Expedition #31945: Study of Vegetative Regulation of the Cardiorespiratory System in Weightlessness (Puls Perfection (Pulse Perfection))

The cardiovascular and respiratory systems are crucial for maintaining human health in space. This follow-up experiment to the original Puls study, called 'Puls Perfection,' was led by Dr. Roman Baevsky and focused on further refining the understanding of how the vegetative regulation of the cardiorespiratory system works in weightlessness. The experiment, conducted during Expeditions 4 through 12, utilized advanced techniques to monitor astronauts' physiological responses to microgravity. The research aimed to perfect previous findings and develop strategies to manage and mitigate any adverse effects on astronauts' heart and lung function during prolonged space missions. As space agencies prepare for missions beyond low Earth orbit, such as to Mars, ensuring astronaut health through studies like Puls Perfection is essential.

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