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Subject: calcium loss
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Date: Fri, 23-Dec-83 21:29:00 EST
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Posted: Fri Dec 23 21:29:00 1983
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From:   Dehn at MIT-MULTICS (Joseph W. Dehn III)


Is there anything in the research on calcium loss in zero-G to indicate
the long term effects of low-G (Moon or Mars)?  Does anyone have any
idea whether there is some threshold value of gravity above which the
loss is insignificant, or whether for each planet the loss would just
continue until some specific amount has been lost?