Is The Dual Nature of Mass Affecting Astronaut Brains in Space?

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the nature of mass at rest is different from that in motion due to dual nature,therefore. the brains of the astronauts while in space are expected to work in different way. Is that so ?
 
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sharma_satdev said:
the nature of mass at rest is different from that in motion due to dual nature …

no it isn't :redface:

what do you mean? :confused:​
 
sharma_satdev said:
the nature of mass at rest is different from that in motion due to dual nature,therefore. the brains of the astronauts while in space are expected to work in different way. Is that so ?

Why brain in particular ?
 
What do you meant by working differently? And what is it doing with mass?

And I don't think there is any object at absolute stationary state in any inertial reference frames.