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How evidence works
Why space medicine evidence is thin, what analogs and models can and can't tell us, how NASA rates risk, and how to read SMF's certainty grades.
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RSK-02 · NASA risk · draftBehavioral health & cognition
Long missions can strain mental health and thinking. Problems in flight have so far stayed below diagnostic levels, but analog data suggest risk grows with mission length and isolation.
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RES-02 · studies · draftLandmark studies
The studies that shaped what we know: the NASA Twins Study, the Inspiration4/SOMA package, ISS long-duration cohorts and bed-rest research.
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RES-03 · analogs · draftEarth analogs
Bed rest, Antarctica, HI-SEAS, NEEMO, Mars-500, HERA, CHAPEA and parabolic flight. What each models well, and what it misses.
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RSK-03 · NASA risk · draftTeam performance
Small crews must cooperate under stress and, far from Earth, with long communication delays. Conflict and coordination problems are well documented in flight and in analogs.
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STU-04 · landmark study · draftBed-rest studies
Lying in bed tilted 6° head-down for weeks reproduces many effects of weightlessness. It is the workhorse for testing countermeasures, with important blind spots.
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