... to adequately measure and counteract the potentially dangerous impacts of radiation. Space radiation is the number one risk to astronaut health on missions beyond low Earth orbit (LEO) and, with a host of long term and deep space missions...
... benefit of Earth medicine and for the purpose of interplanetary missions. Space psychology A key aspect of astronaut in-flight health monitoring is the doctor-to-target distance, which means telemedicine - the basis for developing effective remote...
... flight. Moreover, given the high levels of proficiency and experience required of astronauts, any crew is unlikely to be composed entirely of ‘young professionals’ in the peak of health. Both points suggest the need for an on-board medic. On the...
... risks of genetic mutations, so protecting plants from radiation should be a priority One of the main issues for astronauts’ health in microgravity is bone density loss. Our bones are constantly balanced between growth and resorption, allowing bones...
...-divisional team of operations experts integrating and testing ISS operations hardware in domains of crew operations or astronaut health, including both in-house and external developments concentrates on ESA activities that are closely related to the...
...-could-happen-sooner-than-expected/ 2 Tripathi, Ram K., Principal Investigaor,”Meeting the Grand Challenge of Protecting Astronaut Health, “Electrostatic Active Space Radiation Shield for Deep Space Missions” NASA National Innovative Advance Concepts...