Bob and his contributions to the Space Race in the 1960s are featured in The Washington Times. Writer Ryan Lovelace detailed Lindseth’s involvement in experiments that tested the human body’s ability to endure the conditions of space travel. Lindseth underwent experiments on a tilt table and a centrifuge, that tested the effects of zero gravity on the human body. After these trials, Lindseth and other participants were forced into a period of bedrest, during which Lindseth lost 87 pounds. Despite these experiments effecting his heart and health greatly, today Col. Lindseth is still very proud of the part he played in helping get America to space. ‘Space guinea pig’ reveals U.S. government’s hidden human experiments to reach the moon – The Washington Times