This review discusses the physiological and psychological effects associated with longduration spaceflight, based on research conducted over the past two decades and considering implications for future deep-space missions.
Juwon Lim
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The force conditions experienced by spacecraft and astronauts in space are vastly different from those in Earth’s gravitational environment, hence it is necessary to conduct adequate micro-low-gravity environment simulation tests on the ground before ...
Libin Zang +8 more
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The hypogravity motor syndrome (HMS) is one of the deleterious impacts of weightlessness on the human body in orbital space missions. There is a hypothesis that disorders of musculoskeletal system as part of HMS arise in consequence of changes in spinal ...
Maksim Sergeevich Kuznetsov +14 more
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3D Body Center of Mass at the Workplace under Hypogravity
The center of mass dynamics of human seated posture in a work environment under hypogravity (0<g<1) have rarely been investigated and it remains to be accomplished. The present study determined the difference in the body system of 32 participants working under simulated 1/6g (Moon) and 1g (Earth) for comparison reason using static
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How about running on Mars? Influence of sensorimotor coherence on running and spatial perception in simulated reduced gravity. [PDF]
Keime M +13 more
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Lunar and mars gravity induce similar changes in spinal motor control as microgravity. [PDF]
Swanenburg J +5 more
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Human behavior and performance in deep space exploration: next challenges and research gaps. [PDF]
Pagnini F +5 more
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Mars Potato Cultivation: Analysis, Challenges, Sustainable Scientific Conceptions. [PDF]
Yang B, Liang Y.
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An in-depth look at shallow-water walking: the mechanical determinants of the energy metabolic cost of shallow water walking in humans. [PDF]
Ivaniski-Mello A +3 more
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The Effects of Galactic Cosmic Rays on the Central Nervous System: From Negative to Unexpectedly Positive Effects That Astronauts May Encounter. [PDF]
Kokhan VS, Dobynde MI.
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