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How do humans maintain homeostasis in space?
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How do humans maintain homeostasis in space?

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Their is less blood puming in the heart
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In space, astronauts lose fluid volume—including up to 22% of their blood volume. Because it has less blood to pump, the heart will atrophy.

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