... may not be a strong predictor unless taking into consideration aspects of the environment. Space simulations What counts, psychologically, seems to be the knowledge that the first half of the stay is finished, and the anticipation that an equally...
... the humans born and raised in deep space will have evolutionary differences from us, both physiological and psychological. A behavioural paradigm shift is developing which will transform humanity from Earth-dwellers to deep space explorers. The...
... ‘social robots’ can be used to help people The International Space Station (ISS) is currently using standard types of psychological support for astronauts: audio and video communication with relatives via satellite Internet; the ability to watch...
...not have anything to do with vegetation, water, clouds or other nature features and still get the same psychological and physical benefits? MR/VR-based architectural features may provide for the incorporation of fractal characteristics that represent...
... for cosmonauts and astronauts to keep up with the schedule. This may be due not only to physiological and psychological stress but also to microgravity conditions when the body’s ability to perceive its own position in space (proprioception...
... can heighten emotional responses. These can add a delight element for the crew, and contribute to their psychological wellbeing. Therefore, combining prototyping methods with analogues and the training of NASA’s engineering and management community...