Astronauts experience similar feelings of dizziness and disorientation upon arrival in space and upon their arrival back on Earth. What does this indicate to researchers?

A.

The vestibular sense is very sensitive to changes in climate.

B.

The vestibular sense may be capable of sensory adaptation.

C.

The vestibular sense is not affected by changing conditions.

D.

The vestibular sense may be confused by zero-gravity climates.

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Krish Washington

Biology

11 August, 18:25

Astronauts experience similar feelings of dizziness and disorientation upon arrival in space and upon their arrival back on Earth. What does this indicate to researchers?

A.

The vestibular sense is very sensitive to changes in climate.

B.

The vestibular sense may be capable of sensory adaptation.

C.

The vestibular sense is not affected by changing conditions.

D.

The vestibular sense may be confused by zero-gravity climates.

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Mollie Sherman · Answer 1

I think the correct answer from the choices listed above is option D. The statement above would indicate that the vestibular sense may be confused by zero-gravity climates. Hope this answers the question. Have a nice day. Feel free to ask more questions.