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Potential benefits and human systems integration of parastronauts with bilateral vestibulopathy for a space mission. [PDF]
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Spaceflight and the Human Microbiome: Considerations for Long-Duration Spaceflight Missions
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The human biology of spaceflight
American Journal of Human BiologyTo expand the human exploration footprint and reach Mars in the 2030s, we must explore how humans survive and thrive in demanding, unusual, and novel ecologies (i.e., extreme environments).
M. Sarma, M. Shelhamer
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Science, 2019
A 1-year mission in space has many biological consequences In Einstein's famous twin paradox, the effect of special relativity causes aging to slow in one twin during travel in a high-speed rocket through space while the body of the Earth-bound twin ...
M. Löbrich, P. Jeggo
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A 1-year mission in space has many biological consequences In Einstein's famous twin paradox, the effect of special relativity causes aging to slow in one twin during travel in a high-speed rocket through space while the body of the Earth-bound twin ...
M. Löbrich, P. Jeggo
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Behavioral Health Policy for Human Spaceflight.
Aerospace Medicine and Human Performance, 2018INTRODUCTION: Government space agencies and commercial spaceflight companies are seeking to expand human space exploration. Spaceflight can place considerable psychological stressors on humans, yet policies to support behavioral health in human ...
Nathaniel Morris
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Nutrition as Fuel for Human Spaceflight
Physiology, 2021History books are rife with examples of the role of nutrition in determining either the success or the failure of human exploration on Earth. With planetary exploration in our future, it is imperative that we understand the role of nutrition in optimizing health before humans can safely take the next giant leaps in space exploration.
Scott M. Smith, Sara R. Zwart
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Pulmonary Function in Human Spaceflight
Seminars in Respiratory and Critical Care Medicine, 2023AbstractHuman spaceflight is entering a time of markedly increased activity fueled by collaboration between governmental and private industry entities. This has resulted in successful mission planning for destinations in low Earth orbit, lunar destinations (Artemis program, Gateway station) as well as exploration to Mars.
Jan, Stepanek +2 more
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Demonstration of a modular, scalable, laser communication terminal for human spaceflight missions
Optical Engineering + Applications, 2021Free-space laser communication systems are increasingly implemented on state of the art satellites for their high-speed connectivity. This work outlines a demonstration of the Modular, Agile, Scalable Optical Terminal (MAScOT) we have developed to ...
S. Gillmer +14 more
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Anaesthetists and aerospace medicine in a new era of human spaceflight
Anaesthesia, 20211Head of AerospaceMedicine Research, Centre for Human andApplied Physiological Sciences, King’s College London, UK 2Consultant, Department of Anaesthesia, Guy’s and St Thomas’NHS Foundation Trust, London, UK 3 Professor, SpaceMedicine Innovations ...
T. G. Smith, J. Buckey
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