Quantitative analysis of short-radius artificial gravity parameters to mitigate spaceflight-relevant physiological deconditioning

Using artificial gravity (AG) as a physiological countermeasure for astronauts during spaceflight has been discussed and researched decades; however, today there still exists lack of optimized AG design. The enclosed work critically analyzes the existing literature bedrest studies (a ground-based analog microgravity) to provide insight into benefit using counteract deconditioning.