Most astronauts take space
Despite the progress of space technology, spatial illness remains one of NASA’s largest headaches. More than half of all astronauts sent into space experience nausea, headache, vomiting and general discomfort, all of which are symptoms of spatial illness or syndrome of space compatibility. A well-known astronaut named Jake Garn, who even had symptoms of the disease before leaving Earth, could not even walk right after returning to the ground.
