Innovative 'Wall of Death' Exercise Could Maintain Astronaut Health on Moon

Researchers propose running inside cylindrical structures to combat muscle and bone loss in low lunar gravity.

A new study suggests astronauts could use a 'Wall of Death' to stay fit on the moon, running inside cylindrical structures to maintain health.
The method, inspired by motorcycle stunt shows, could counteract the muscle and bone deterioration caused by the moon's weak gravity.
Experiments with volunteers on Earth showed that running at high speeds in a simulated lunar gravity environment could be effective.
Scientists recommend running twice daily in these structures, which could be integrated into lunar habitats, reducing the need for additional equipment.
Alternative methods like blood flow restriction exercise are also being explored to keep astronauts healthy in space.