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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"Long-duration space missions"”.
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Exercise countermeasures for long duration space missions : considerations for muscle specific adaptations during cycle exercise
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Identification Of Psychological Stressors For Long Duration Space Missions: Psychological Stressors Among Five Astronauts And Cosmonauts
<p>As humans continue to experience space missions of longer and longer duration, more and more high intensity stressors are going to be experienced. Although physiological stressors have been studied, there have been few studies on the psychological stressors. Those that are present primarily …
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The P. H. O. S. E. Design A Tool to Pursue Psychological Health during Long Duration Space Missions
… time on the red planet. The biggest factor for space mission success is the crew that is participating in the mission. With so many influences that deteriorate the space crews’ mental health over time, there need to be strong psychological countermeasures to maintain mental wellness throughout …
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Validation of a Two-Dimensional Clinostat Design to Provide Functional Weightlessness to Custom Gas Exchange Vessels
… microgravity on bacteria is vital for successful long duration space missions. In this environment, bacteria have been shown to become more virulent, more resistant to antibiotics and form more biofilms. To learn more about these phenomena, many experiments must be sent to the International Space …
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Model of medical supply demand and astronaut health for long-duration human space flight
The medical care of space crews is the primary limiting factor in the achievement of long-duration space missions. (Nicogossian 2003) The goal of this thesis was to develop a model of long-duration human space flight astronaut health and a medical supply demand model in support of such missions. …
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Partial Gravity Load Simulation Using Mechanical Off-Loading and Lower Body Negative Pressure
Prolonged exposure to reduced gravity environments can lead to significant deconditioning of the cardiovascular, musculoskeletal, and ocular systems. These effects increase the risk of orthostatic intolerance, bone loss, and conditions such as Spaceflight Associated Neuro-ocular Syndrome (SANS). As …