During my first space sleep, I discovered something strange

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  • During my first space sleep, I discovered that my arms and legs moved automatically into a ''sleep position.''
  • My arms drifted out in front of me, motionless, at about shoulder height.
  • It was strange to open my eyes and see my arms dangling in front of my face.
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During my first space sleep, I discovered that my arms and legs moved automatically into a ''sleep position.'' Instead of hanging at my sides, as they would have on Earth, my arms drifted out in front of me, motionless, at about shoulder height. It was strange to open my eyes and see my arms dangling in front of my face.

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文脈が分かりませんし、自信があるわけではないですが、 宇宙での最初の睡眠中に、私は手足が勝手に"睡眠位置"へ移動する事を発見した。地球上のようには腕が体の両側で垂れ下がっていないで(地球上の様に腕が体の横に垂れ下がっているのではなく)、目の前を漂い、肩のあたりの高さで静止していた。目を開けて、腕が顔の前に垂れ下がっていたのを見て、奇妙に思った。 何か、中途半端に直訳ですね・・・。 "sleep position"は筆者が特別な意味を持たせているので、分からないのですが、 予想としては、無重力空間で寝ている時に体が自然と、とってしまう姿勢の事のような気がします。（あるいは、その時の手足の位置) move into a "sleep position"で "sleep position"に向かって、移動する、みたいな。 何か、かなり怪しいなー 文脈と全然違えば、適当に解釈して下さい。

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エキサイトの翻訳サイトで翻訳したところ 私の最初のスペース睡眠中に、私は、"睡眠位置"へ私の腕および脚が自動的に移動することを発見しました。私の側で掛かっている代わりに、それらが地球で持ったように、私の腕は私の前に外に漂流しました、静止している、で、肩高さに関して。私の目を開き、私の腕が私の顔の前に下がるのを見ることは奇妙でした。 だそうです。

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