Mars – Knowing Neurons

How Weightlessness Changes Our Brains

septiembre 5, 2018septiembre 8, 2018 Alexa Erdogan Analog Spaceflight, Astronaut, Cerebellum, Frontal lobe, Gray matter, Head-Down Tilt Bed Rest, ISS, Marte, Microgravity, Motor cortex, resonancia magnética, Musculoskeletal, Neurodegeneration, Neuroplasticity, Preconditioning, Semantic memory, Somatosensory, Space, Space neuroscience, Space Shuttle, Spaceflight, Weightlessness

Astronauts are no strangers to the harsh and wild conditions of outer space. From ionizing radiation to microgravity, these space explorers are exposed to a myriad of stressors that play… Leer más

Brain Basics Sensation and Perception

Ver colores invisibles: Parte II

septiembre 30, 2015junio 29, 2022 Joel Frohlich Color, Visión en color, Cono, Conos, Espectro electromagnético, Verde, Marte, NASA, Teoría del proceso oponente, Percepción, Plutón, Tetracromático, Tricromático, Visión

In a recent Knowing Neurons piece, we explored the exotic visual abilities of other animals, while lamenting the limitations of human color vision. In this article, we stretch those limits… Leer más