Nasa offers three months in bed
Published: 01 August 2008
People who are interested in swapping their desk for a duvet cover and their computer for a bed throw may be pleased to hear that Nasa is conducting study which involves participants spending three months in bed.
People whose ideal job would involve snuggling under their duvet cover may be interested to know that Nasa is recruiting people for a three-month best rest study.According to a Sky News report, participants in the study will be spending three months resting in a bid to determine how to minimise the impact of zero gravity on the human body.
The news provider states that the only way to test this is for participants to lie with their heads tilted back for 90 dates.
Anybody taking part in the experiment will be paid £8,500 for swapping their desk for some bed linen.
During the study, people can surf the web, watch DVDs and shower, but all while remaining among their bedding.
One participant, Ms Archuletta, who updates an online blog from her test bed, noted: "I just wanted to help out the space program keep astronauts more healthy so we can make it to Mars."
In related news, while bed linen and duvet covers may not seem very rock and roll, Show Biz Spy reported that Oasis used one of their number's bedroom to record preliminary tracks for their latest album.
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