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• W4309542871 abstract "The existing literature suggests that temperature and gravity may have much in common as regulators of physiological functions. Cold, according to the existing literature, shares with gravity common effects on the neuromuscular system, while heat produces effects similar to those of microgravity. In addition, there are studies evidencing unidirectional modification of the motor system to heat and hypoxia. Such agonistic relationship in a triad of “microgravity, heat, and hypoxia” and in a pair of “cold and gravity” in their effect on the neuromuscular system may have evolutionary origins. To address this problem, ten years ago, we came up with a concept with the working name Baby Astronaut hypothesis, which posed that “Synergetic adaptation of the motor system to different environments comes from their ontogenetic synchronicity.” More specifically, the synchronicity of microgravity (actually, the “wet immersion” model of microgravity), higher temperature, and hypoxia are the characteristics of the intrauterine environment of the fetus. After childbirth, this group of factors is rapidly replaced by the “extrauterine,” routine environment characterized by Earth gravity (1 G), normoxia, and lower ambient temperature. The physiological effect of cold and gravity on the motor system may well be additive (synergistic). We earlier estimated a “gravity-substitution” potential of cold-induced activity and adaptation to cold as 15–20% of G, which needs further validation and correction. In this study, we sought to critically analyze the interaction of temperature and gravity, based on the concept of Baby Astronaut, using data from the new academic literature. We have come to the conclusion that the concept of Baby Astronaut can be regarded as valid only for species such as a rat (immature, altricial species), but not for a human fetus. Several confirmatory experiments were suggested to verify (or falsify) the concept, which would allow us to consider it as empirical. In addition, the interaction of temperature and gravity may be of practical interest in the fields of neurorehabilitation and habilitation in childhood for constructing a physical environment, which would help strengthen or weaken muscle tone in specific muscles." @default.
• W4309542871 created "2022-11-28" @default.
• W4309542871 creator A5036588266 @default.
• W4309542871 creator A5080439118 @default.
• W4309542871 date "2022-11-22" @default.
• W4309542871 modified "2023-09-26" @default.
• W4309542871 title "Cold for gravity, heat for microgravity: A critical analysis of the “Baby Astronaut” concept" @default.
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