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Why Can Astronauts Lose Their Nails in Space?
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Walking safely in space is a demanding task, and the nails of astronauts can pay the price. Although microgravity causes changes in bones and muscles during long stay in space, nail injuries associated with extraveiling activity are mainly related to the demands imposed by the pressurized gloves of space facts. According to Sciencing, the space fact was designed to protect astronauts from the extreme conditions surrounding them, but the ability …
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