Main findings of psychophysiological studies in the Mars 500 experiment

The Mars 500 international experiment has provided, within a relatively short time period, a large amount of unique research data on the complex effects of interplanetary spaceflight factors (such as isolation, communication delay, international crew, and landing on another planet as a culminating e...

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Published in:Herald of the Russian Academy of Sciences 2014-03, Vol.84 (2), p.106-114
Main Authors: Ushakov, Igor’ Borisovich, Vladimirovich, Member Boris, Bubeev, Yuri Arkad’evich, Gushin, Vadim Igorevich, Vasil’eva, Galina Yur’evna, Vinokhodova, Alla Gennad’evna, Shved, Dmitrii Mikhailovich
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Language:English
Subjects:
Chemistry/Food Science
Crews
Delay
Earth and Environmental Science
Earth Sciences
Engineering
Environment
Interplanetary space flights
Life Sciences
Manned space missions
Mars landing
Mars missions
Psychological factors
Recruitment
Review
Social Sciences
Space environment simulation
Space psychology
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Summary:The Mars 500 international experiment has provided, within a relatively short time period, a large amount of unique research data on the complex effects of interplanetary spaceflight factors (such as isolation, communication delay, international crew, and landing on another planet as a culminating event of the mission) on the behavior and activities of an isolated small group. The resulting patterns necessitate changes in the recruitment, training, and medical and psychological support of the future crew of a manned interplanetary mission.
ISSN:1019-3316
1555-6492
DOI:10.1134/S1019331614020063