Cybersickness - Innovation Nation

The video discusses motion sickness, explaining how the inner ear can cause dizziness and nausea, often mistaken by the body as poisoning. This issue is exacerbated in space, where vomiting can disrupt sensitive operations. Psychologists Frederick Bonauto and Andrea Bubka are researching this phenomenon. The video also touches on 'vexing,' a sensation experienced in virtual reality and 3D movies.

What does the body mistakenly believe when experiencing motion sickness?

• It needs sleep

• It is dehydrated

• It has been poisoned

• It is hungry

Why is motion sickness a significant concern in space?

• It can cause dehydration

• It can lead to loss of appetite

• It can interfere with sensitive operations

• It can cause insomnia

Who are the psychologists studying motion sickness in space?

• Frederick Bonauto and Andrea Bubka

• John Doe and Jane Smith

• Albert Einstein and Isaac Newton

• Marie Curie and Nikola Tesla

What is the term used to describe the sensation of spinning?

• Vexing

• Dizziness

• Nausea

• Vertigo

Which activities can cause similar effects to vexing?

• Playing virtual reality games

• Cooking

• Listening to music

• Reading a book