NASA Prepares For Space Surgery and Zero Gravity Blood

1) Moving the spinning thing is not a huge problem
2) One solution - no windows. Or use cameras. Nuclear submariners do fine without windows. I bet they are better suited to space than pilots (so most of that NASA research into humans living in long term confined environments was probably a waste too - the nuclear submariners have been doing it for years).

And at least research into building space stations/ships with artificial gravity is going to be more useful in the long run. You're not going to have humans long term in space sustainably - reproducing, living etc without artificial gravity.

In contrast research into space surgery in zero g is a waste of time and resources- this and most zero g research is basically like researching into dealing with bad stuff because you keep doing things wrong in the first place.

Source: http://rss.slashdot.org/~r/Slashdot/slashdotScience/~3/a9anTNFgZhg/nasa-prepares-for-space-surgery-and-zero-gravity-blood

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