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4 April 2019

3540 GB adults surveyed

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Space agencies, including NASA, are looking for participants to stay in bed for 60 days to help researchers study how weightlessness affects the human body, for a payment of just under $19,000. If you had no other commitments, would you want or not want to do this role?

Conducted 4 April 2019

YouGov surveyed 3540 GB adults

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44%
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Space agencies, including NASA, are looking for participants to stay in bed for 60 days to help researchers study how weightlessness affects the human body, for a payment of just under $19,000. If you had no other commitments, would you want or not want to do this role?

Conducted 4 April 2019

YouGov surveyed 3540 GB adults

By:
45%
44%
11%

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