Using nuclear physics methods, hydration homeostasis of three monkeys flown on Cosmos-1514 and Cosmos-1667 was investigated. Measurements were made before flight 1.5 hours after touchdown and during the recovery period. Total water content, extracellular and tissue fluid volumes were measured and intracellular and interstitial fluid volumes were calculated. Postflight, all the animals showed hydration status changes of similar sign: total water content, intracellular and extracellular fluid volumes decreased. Most significant changes occurred in tissue and interstitial fluid volumes. Hydration status responses to space flight factors were variable and the above changes disappeared in the course of the recovery period. The variations recorded were viewed as adaptive.

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