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“Our flight must be not only to the stars but into the nature of our own beings. Because it is not merely where we go, to Alpha Centauri or Betelgeuse, but what we are as we make our pilgrimage there." (PHILIP K. DICK)

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The Man on the Moon Needs Health Care

Nakuto-Hansen Industries, Kepler Crater Office The year is 2045. Hugo Lars is one of many employees of Nakuto-Hansen Industries, a…

Space & Health News – Bioengineering for Space Resilience

Data collected from spaceflight missions over the past five decades have taught us that gravity, cosmic radiation and confinement can…

Space & Health News – Surviving Cosmic Radiation

WELCOME TO SPACE & HEALTH NEWS, our monthly briefing on opportunities and advances in deep space medicine and space healthcare. In…

Space & Health News – Rise of the Analogs

Researching and preparing for the complexities and hazards of space exploration calls for significant resources. Under ideal circumstances, the scientific…

Analog, Extreme Environment, Mars, NASA, Space

Space & Health News – Law and Order

WELCOME TO SPACE & HEALTH NEWS, our monthly briefing of opportunities and advances in deep space medicine and space healthcare. In this…

FAA, health, NASA, Space, space law, space medicine, space policy

What is the Spaceflight-Associated Neuro-ocular Syndrome (SANS)?

Here on Earth, if you google ‘SANS’, the first link that comes up is SANS.org, an organization dedicated to information…

Space & Health News – Sleep as Critical Health Factor in Space Exploration

The World Sleep Day is held the Friday before the spring equinox of each year, and this year that happened…

House Moves Bureau of Space Commerce One Step Closer to Reality

Find out about Rep. Brian Babin’s amendment to the FY2020 Commerce-Justice-Science bill that would take one step towards creating a…

Space Health News – Pants? Check! Goggles? Check! Bike? Check! – We’re Ready for Take-Off!

Over the past nearly 60 years, fewer than 600 people have flown in space. Of these, only a handful have…

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