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Articles tagged: psychology

  • G7, space debris, space debris detection, United Nations 14 June 2021 G7 nations commit to the safe and sustainable use of space

    ... reports and articles, including: China’s ascending commercial space sector (Blaine Curcio), Robotic systems for psychological support (Anastasia Stepanova), Autonomous robots in space (Saber Fallah & Tatiana Farcas), Collaboration and competition...

    • G7
    • space debris
    • space debris detection
    • United Nations
  • Chinese National Space Administration (CNSA), Chinese space station, Shenzhou-12, Shenzhou-13 15 October 2021 China to launch astronauts on longest crewed mission yet

    ... are expected to be of the same duration said Lin Xiqiang, deputy director of the CMSA. It will be physically and psychologically challenging to work and live in a zero-gravity environment for six months, Xiqiang said, adding that the...

    • Chinese National Space Administration (CNSA)
    • Chinese space station
    • Shenzhou-12
    • Shenzhou-13
  • Aristotle University, Naples, student project, Thessaloniki, University of Naples Federico II 15 February 2017 ROOM joins two European universities in a project promoting space awareness

    ... research; the use of Earth-borne micro-organisms for potentially creating life in space; space tourism; the psychological and technological aspects of Moon and Mars missions. The five articles were selected based on the top...

    • Aristotle University
    • Naples
    • student project
    • Thessaloniki
    • University of Naples Federico II
  • Center of Applied Space Technology and Microgravity (ZARM), IAC 2018, University of Bremen 03 September 2018 IAC 2018 host plenary how to live and work on ISS, Moon and Mars

    ...? What are the technical and architectural specifications for a habitat that allows human beings to physically and psychologically cope with extreme living conditions? What are the expected benefits of astronautic missions to Moon or Mars? ROOM...

    • Center of Applied Space Technology and Microgravity (ZARM)
    • IAC 2018
    • University of Bremen
  • 01 April 2020 Alcohol in Space

    Books have been published on many aspects of space culture (including art, tourism, psychology and sex), but this must be the first on alcohol. As the blurb purports, “the production and consumption of ...

  • International Space Station, Soyuz MS-19 spacecraft, The Challenge, Yulia Peresild 06 October 2021 Russian crew arrives at ISS to film first movie in orbit

    ... crew as soon as they docked. "They are in good spirits and feel well," Ernst said. "It was difficult psychologically, physically and emotionally... but I think when we reach our goal all the challenges won't seem so bad...

    • International Space Station
    • Soyuz MS-19 spacecraft
    • The Challenge
    • Yulia Peresild
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