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Manned Mars mission psychological issues

Abstract

The research on isolated environments over the last thirty years suggests that psychological factors associated with such environments will lead to negative changes in individual and group performance. A mission to Mars will be the greatest undertaking ever devised by the human species. The members of such a mission will be in an environment whose potential dangers are not even completely known at this time. The psychological factors generated by such an environment, and which might adversely affect accomplishment of mission goals, can be minimized or planned for in advance. It is hoped that these issues will not be ignored in planning for this great adventure.

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Santy, Patricia A.. 1986-05-01. Manned Mars mission psychological issues. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19870008341

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