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'''Space Walk''' is a condition that occours in [[UNSC]] personnel that spend too much time in microgravity. It is likely that their legs become unaccostomed to holding their body weight after spending extended time free floating. As a result, when they return to an atmosphere with stable gravity, they have a strange lope to their walk. This is called "space walk" by crewmen. | '''Space Walk''' is a condition that occours in [[UNSC]] personnel that spend too much time in microgravity. It is likely that their legs become unaccostomed to holding their body weight after spending extended time free floating. As a result, when they return to an atmosphere with stable gravity, they have a strange lope to their walk. This is called "space walk" by crewmen. | ||
Recent developments in [[Gravity Plating]] may wipe | Recent developments in [[Gravity Plating]] may wipe out this contdition, as humans will spend less time in microgravity. | ||
''NOTE: This term is only a nickname for Muscular Atrophy, an anatomical pathology.'' | ''NOTE: This term is only a nickname for Muscular Atrophy, an anatomical pathology.'' | ||
[[Category:Diseases]] | [[Category:Diseases]] | ||