LEARNING THE RISKS OF LONG-DURATION HUMAN SPACE FLIGHT (Aerospace Corp), Nov 4, 2021, virtual, 1:00 pm ET – SpacePolicyOnline.com

The Aerospace Corporation will hold its next Space Policy Show webinar on November 4, 2021 at 1:00 pm ET.

The topic is: Learning the Risks for Long-Duration Human Space Flight.

More information is on the events website, which says:

How does NASA help prepare for astronauts to remain in isolation and confinement for long-duration space flight to Mars? Enter SIRIUS-21 an 8 month analogue mission that will conduct physiological and psychological experiments with an international crew from the US, Russia and the United Arab Emirates. The Scientific International Research in Unique Terrestrial Station (SIRIUS) project will use virtual reality in an environment of sensory deprivation and limited resources; the team will live just like astronauts while performing a number of behavioral and performance experiments. Aerospaces Paul Frakes talks to Ashley Kowalski about her missions 70+ experiments that include cognitive, physical and biological tests and a bit of her own soul searching as she gets ready to embark on this simulated journey from right here on earth.

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