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Chapter 4 Hormonal Changes in Humans During Spaceflight

1999
Readers of this review may feel that there is much more that we do not know about space endocrinology than what we know. Several reasons for this state of affairs have been given: 1. the complexity of the field of endocrinology with its still increasing number of known hormones, releasing factors and precursors, and of the interactions between them ...
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Human spaceflight, technology development and innovation

2009
From ancient times, space has been a source of inspiration to man and he has looked for ways in which to relate man’s existence to the ever changing canopy of the night sky. Over time, space, which exists beyond the fragile atmosphere that marks the outer reaches of normal human existence, has become increasingly important for human beings.
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Human Factors in Spaceflight Operations

2022
Uhlig, Thomas, Söllner, Gerd
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The Human Factors of Design for Spaceflight

2020
Kritina Holden, Gordon Vos, Jessica J. Marquez   +2 more
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HUMAN QUALIFICATIONS, SELECTION AND TRAINING FOR SPACEFLIGHT [PDF]

Medical Journal of Australia, 1963
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Human Spaceflight of Next Generation

40th AIAA/ASME/SAE/ASEE Joint Propulsion Conference and Exhibit, 2004
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FIRST HUMAN SPACEFLIGHT: HOW THAT WAS

Conferência Brasileira de Dinâmica, Controle e Aplicações, 2011
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A Feasible Future for Human Spaceflight to/from LEO

17th AIAA International Space Planes and Hypersonic Systems and Technologies Conference, 2011
De Stefano Fumo M., Monti R., SAVINO, RAFFAELE   +2 more
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Highlights of Human Spaceflight: The United States

2017
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The Risks of Commercial Human Spaceflight

2019
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