...will undoubtedly last even longer - up to several years in the case of a flight to Mars - so understanding the full effects of spaceflight on the human body is essential to ensure successful and healthy outcomes for space travellers. Outer space will...
... out of the pandemic points to some similarities between issues created by the lockdown restrictions and those faced by spaceflight participants. The impact of those restrictions has become increasingly pronounced as time has gone on. This raises the...
... a scheme designed to help develop commercial launch capability for spaceflight – a market that is worth an estimated £25 billion over... I announced today, together with a new, dedicated Spaceflight Bill, will help make our space ambitions a reality...
... but must also aim to “promote optimal performance, physical and psychological health, and safety in long duration spaceflight” (Morphew 2001). Habitability research for space has received little systematic attention so far, and design interventions...
... foreign-speaking partners. Effective intercultural communication during the preparation and implementation of an interplanetary spaceflight programme can be achieved by relationships between crew members that ensure their mutual understanding and...
... is not the answer – at least not yet. There will be no Planet B in my lifetime, nor my grandchildren’s. And yet human spaceflight is still being used to galvanise our youth into wanting to take on science, technology, engineering and maths (STEM...