Reducing motion sickness during simulated astronaut post-spaceflight water landings using anticipatory cues or postural control
Taylor L. Lonner(University of Colorado Boulder), Torin K. Clark(University of Colorado Boulder), Ben D. Lawson(Naval Submarine Medical Research Laboratory), Charles M. Oman(Massachusetts Institute of Technology), Paul DiZio(Brandeis University), Aadhit R Gopinath(University of Colorado Boulder), Tori Morgheim(University of Colorado Boulder), Aaron R. Allred(University of Colorado Boulder), Saige R Drecksler(University of Colorado Boulder), Eric L. Groen
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