Titlebook: Neuroscience in Space; Gilles Clément,Millard F. Reschke Book 2008 Springer-Verlag New York 2008 Nervous System.activities for neuroscienc

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Spatial Orientation,h that an object last seen above her head and to the right could soon after appear below her feet and to the left. The senses that usually maintain subconscious awareness of whole-body position relative to the immediate spatial environment no longer perform the task. The visual system is not capable of detecting the direction of gravity on Earth.

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Compensatory Eye Movements,ates accurate measurement, for example using video eye recording in near infrared light, a prerequisite for quantitative analysis. Eye movements must continuously compensate for head movements so that the image of the world is held fairly steady on the retina, and thus appears clear and stationary.

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Greenland Ice Sheet and Arctic Mountain Glaciers-level rise and ocean circulation. It highlights the recent work and results of large-scale modeling of Greenland climate, glaciers, and ice caps and Greenland Ice Sheet (GrIS) mass balances, and Greenland spatiotemporal freshwater runoff to the surrounding oceans and seas (spatiotemporal runoff sim