The effects of antigravity are hair-raising - and hair-graying. When US astronauts Barry "Butch" Wilmore and Sunita Williams touched back down to Earth after their prolonged nine. US Navy nuclear technician cites lack of hair dye to be the cause of Sunita Williams' gray hair As reported by the New York Post, the astronauts are feared to develop several symptoms including, dizziness, balance problems, weak hearts, bone-density loss and fluid build-up, apart from the noticeable change in hair color.
Photographs show that NASA astronaut Sunita "Suni" Williams came back to Earth with dark hair despite it being gray while she was in space. Scientists reveal what space does to your hair. News Science NASA NASA astronauts experience hair color change after months stranded in space US astronauts Barry "Butch" Wilmore and Sunita Williams spent more than nine months in space and touched down on Earth in the early hours of Sunday morning with changes to their apperances.
The post implies the whole "stuck in space" story was a hoax. But that's complete fiction. Video clearly shows Williams with gray hair as she welcomed the Space.
Astronauts and possible explanations for their grey hair The change in hair color tone raises questions about whether it was due to any effect of long time in space, so the New York Post presented the possible causes. A story going around social media claims NASA astronaut Suni Williams came back to Earth after nine months in the International Space Station with dark hair even though it was gray while she was. No, space didn't magically change astronaut Sunita Williams' hair color from gray to brown! Discover how misleading photos sparked this out.
Astronaut Sunita Williams returns from 288.
