Titlebook: Commercial Astronauts; The Next Generation Erik Seedhouse Book 2024 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclusive licen

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Suborbital Operators,, such as Blue Origin’s New Shepard, launch and land vertically, whereas others, such as Virgin Galactic’s SpaceShipTwo, are slung under motherships, launched in mid-air and land on a runway like an aircraft.

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Operational Medicine,ive decompression, there are the risks associated with pre-existing medical conditions, which may not only be aggravated by being subjected to stressors such as acceleration and microgravity but could potentially be fatal. So, it is helpful to have a rudimentary understanding of how the operational environment may affect commercial astronauts.

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Suborbital Missions,ompany flew aboard their respective spacecraft in July 2021, with Blue Origin pressing ahead with follow-up flights while SpaceShipTwo was grounded after falling foul of FAA regulations. Fast forward to the end of 2023 and each company has suffered an inflight failure, each has flown commercial astronauts, and each has flown research platforms.

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Book 2024Dragon, which supported the Inspiration4 and Axiom Space missions, Virgin Galactic’s SpaceShipTwo, which supported several suborbital science flights, and Blue Origin’s New Shepard spacecraft, which not only flew celebrities but also its fair share of commercial astronauts.?.The story of this new br

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9781137434012st likely be a fair degree of commonality in the general areas of training that aspiring commercial astronauts will undergo. What follows is an insight into mission training requirements, which will include myriad training elements ranging from basic systems, spacewalk preparation, simulator training, emergency procedures and survival training.

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Commercial Astronauts,ntures are breaking down the traditional barriers that once confined space exploration to government agencies. The entry of private companies such as SpaceX, Blue Origin and Axiom Space into the space industry has democratized access to space, allowing a diverse range of individuals and entities to