Titlebook: Behavioral Health and Human Interactions in Space; Nick Kanas Textbook 2023 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclusi

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Breaking Up the British Empire,d about a particular ICE, but also how they might support and improve future human space missions. Many of these studies were longer, less expensive, and able to control critical variables in relatively safer environments on Earth versus space.

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Living and Working in Space,d about a particular ICE, but also how they might support and improve future human space missions. Many of these studies were longer, less expensive, and able to control critical variables in relatively safer environments on Earth versus space.

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Emotional Highs and Lows,nt-friendly enterprises, such as the Fragile Oasis [3]. From space, the Earth may be perceived as a precious, fragile place, without political boundaries or reasons for national strife (Fig. 3.1). There is a sense that humankind is one united species making its way in the Universe.

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mmaries & exercises and a complete glossary of key terms.Dis.This book is a winner of?International Academy of Astronautics 2023 Life Science Book Award.?..This textbook covers the range of psychological and interpersonal issues that can affect astronauts living and working in space. It deals with t

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Expeditions to Mars and Beyond,e huge Starship spacecraft to reach and colonize Mars. America and China have launched robotic probes to traverse the Martian surface to analyze its composition and look for life. So, Mars is seriously being considered as a likely destination for human space missions in the near future.

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Artemis and the Psychosociology of Lunar Colonies,American astronauts walked on the surface of the Moon during six missions as part of the Apollo Program. But once the United States had shown that it had won the space race with the Soviet Union, it lost interest in human missions to our satellite. In fact, there have been no other humans to land on the surface of the Moon since Apollo.

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