TSR: Human factors and the new Vision for Space Exploration

Published: Dec 12, 2005
Source: www.thespacereview.com

Crews of future long-duration space missions face a number of threats to their physical and mental well-being. John Putnam examines some of these issues and the role of the ISS in addressing them.

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