... test station, where the conditions of a long-term human space mission were simulated for biomedical and psychological studies. Second national award The first honoree of the Head of Nation’s Certificate of Recognition (established by Decree...
...-disabled children. You may have kids who, for whatever hard-to-suss-out reason, have difficulty psychologically thriving in a confined unearthly environment. How do space-settlement enthusiasts react to these hard questions? As far as we’ve found...
... species. He earned his PhD in Courage Development in Organisations, connecting the domains of Biology, Neurology and Psychology. He learned that he enjoys innovating and exploring boundaries by connecting domains that usually remain separated.
...? Runyon, who is finishing his doctorate this spring, thinks it would. As the very word "planet" seems to carry a "psychological weight," he reasons that more planets could encourage that public interest. And that can only be a good...
... mostly been consuming while conducting the experiment. The aim of the study was to better understand the psychological impacts a long-term space mission would have on astronauts who made the journey to Mars - a challenge that...
... Space Station (ISS) to take part in a year-long study conducted by NASA to improve our knowledge on the medical, psychological and biomedical challenges faced by astronauts during long-duration spaceflight. What was different about this study...