Astronauts' cognitive performance unaffected
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•NASA study examines how processing speed, memory, and attention are affected in space
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A NASA study examines how processing speed, memory, and attention are affected in space.
The study is the most detailed analysis of its kind, drawing on data from 25 astronauts.
While tasks took longer, accuracy remained intact, the data showed no loss in accuracy.
Slower processing speeds persisted until astronauts returned to Earth , often lingering for weeks after reentry.
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