Read the book “The Mars doctor” = available in eBook
and print form on Amazon (click)
The Paraplegic in Space
By tradition all astronauts had to be made of “The Right Stuff”, in a
likeness of Neil Armstrong, the first man to walk on the moon. It
however, has in recent decades been recognized that some
individuals may have exceptional brains, character, and even
dexterity, and any lack of optimal function of the legs is of zero
handicap when floating weightless in space. There is even active
recuiting currently for talented astronauts who are handicapped in
the legs, just to prove a point.
One character in “The Mars Doctor” is a full paraplegic, and
he helps save the mission. All the Marsnauts strongly illustrate that
a very wide range of physiques and personality types, can all play
useful roles in outter space that are unique to themselves.
Life on earth is no different. All persons have some value in
life, and the community.
Read the book “The Mars doctor” = available in eBook
and print form on Amazon (click)
The Paraplegic
in Space
By tradition all astronauts had to
be made of “The Right Stuff”, in a
likeness of Neil Armstrong, the
first man to walk on the moon. It
however, has in recent decades
been recognized that some
individuals may have exceptional
brains, character, and even
dexterity, and any lack of optimal
function of the legs is of zero
handicap when floating
weightless in space. There is even
active recuiting currently for
talented astronauts who are handicapped in the legs, just to
prove a point.
One character in “The Mars Doctor” is a full paraplegic,
and he helps save the mission. All the Marsnauts strongly
illustrate that a very wide range of physiques and personality
types, can all play useful roles in outter space that are unique to
themselves.
Life on earth is no different. All persons have some value in
life, and the community.
Read the book “The Mars doctor” = available in eBook
and print form on Amazon (click)
The Paraplegic
in Space
By tradition all
astronauts had to be
made of “The Right
Stuff”, in a likeness of
Neil Armstrong, the first
man to walk on the
moon. It however, has
in recent decades been
recognized that some
individuals may have
exceptional brains,
character, and even dexterity, and any lack of optimal
function of the legs is of zero handicap when floating
weightless in space. There is even active recuiting currently
for talented astronauts who are handicapped in the legs, just
to prove a point.
One character in “The Mars Doctor” is a full
paraplegic, and he helps save the mission. All the Marsnauts
strongly illustrate that a very wide range of physiques and
personality types, can all play useful roles in outter space
that are unique to themselves.
Life on earth is no different. All persons have some
value in life, and the community.
