Abstract Plans for the various missions in which men and women are expected to participate during the next 10 years are outlined. Such missions include flights of up to three months duration in low earth orbit as well as possible short excursions to geosynchronous orbit. Research activities are described which cover the full spectrum of physiological and psychological responses to space flight. These activities are shown to contribute to the ongoing Shuttle program and the future Space Station. The paper includes a summary of the major technical thrusts needed to support extended habitation in space.
NASA's life sciences and space radiation biology
Advances in Space Research ; 4 , 10 ; 277-283
1984-01-01
7 pages
Article (Journal)
Electronic Resource
English
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