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    • Investigates vestibular and ocular intersensory interactions in astronauts.
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    • Utilizes video oculography for precise eye movement analysis.

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    • To assess the impact of spaceflight duration on eye tracking.
    • To compare eye tracking recovery in novice vs. experienced astronauts.
    • To understand vestibular-ocular reflex adaptation in microgravity.

    Summary:

    • Eye tracking function was significantly impaired up to 9 days post-flight in cosmonauts on their first long-duration mission (125-215 days).
    • Cosmonauts with prior spaceflight experience showed only transient eye tracking changes, resolving by post-flight day 4/5.
    • Adaptation to microgravity and development of a new eye tracking strategy were observed primarily in first-time space travelers.

    Impact:

    • Highlights the neuro-sensory challenges of adapting to microgravity.
    • Provides data for developing countermeasures for space-related visual disturbances.
    • Informs astronaut training protocols for long-duration space missions.