Posted By: oldgrognard
Interesting article on Apollo 11 - 07/16/19 06:07 PM
I found this really fascinating.
https://www.theatlantic.com/science/archive/2019/07/apollo-11-moon-heart-rates/593971/
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Interesting article on Apollo 11
Posted By: F4UDash4
Re: Interesting article on Apollo 11 - 07/16/19 07:16 PM
Apollo 15 astronaut Jim Irwin developed a heart anomaly during his mission, and would eventually suffer 3 heart attacks. The last was fatal at age 61, the youngest age at death of all the 12 moonwalkers.
Posted By: rwatson
Re: Interesting article on Apollo 11 - 07/16/19 07:49 PM
Good article OG
Posted By: piper
Re: Interesting article on Apollo 11 - 07/17/19 12:50 AM
Thanks for posting OG! I enjoy the little details, and that was interesting.
BTW, Astronaut John Young's heart rate (Gemini pilot, walked on the Moon) never went above 70bpm while piloting the first manned launch of the Space Shuttle.
Nerves of steel.
BTW, Astronaut John Young's heart rate (Gemini pilot, walked on the Moon) never went above 70bpm while piloting the first manned launch of the Space Shuttle.
Nerves of steel.
Posted By: semmern
Re: Interesting article on Apollo 11 - 07/17/19 02:02 PM
Originally Posted by piper
Thanks for posting OG! I enjoy the little details, and that was interesting.
BTW, Astronaut John Young's heart rate (Gemini pilot, walked on the Moon) never went above 70bpm while piloting the first manned launch of the Space Shuttle.
Nerves of steel.
BTW, Astronaut John Young's heart rate (Gemini pilot, walked on the Moon) never went above 70bpm while piloting the first manned launch of the Space Shuttle.
Nerves of steel.
I think it was 90, but still...
