NASA Astronauts Talk Space Fitness with US Olympic Bobsled Team
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A mock-up of what an iWatch might look like. (Credit: Sarah Tew and Christopher MacManus/CNET) Apple seems to be gearing up for a fitness product, at least based on details from a new job posting. Listed Thursday on Apple’s job site but since taken down, the ad was seeking a “User Studies Exercise Physiologist” to put in 40 hours a week at Apple headquarters in Santa Clara Valley. As quoted below from the ad, Apple is looking for people who not only are knowledgeable about cardiovascular fitness but can put that knowledge toward the design of products.
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Apple looking to hire experts to help create fitness products
“Within two weeks of launching and being up in space, my fitness level as they [Mission Controllers] defined it had dropped 15 percent,” Hopkins said. “From that point on, it’s just a battle to get yourself back to that shape that you were in before you launched.” Mastracchio and Hopkins are both planning to watch the Olympics while in orbit. They showed off a “Team U.S.A.” flag hanging in the exercise area, and said they have a picture of Tomasevicz and other Olympians on the station with them. The astronauts will be able to watch the Olympics from orbit on a time delay, and they might even be able to catch some live events during downtime on the weekends.
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