Spacefaring : the human dimension / Albert A. Harrison.
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- 9780520929654
- 0520929659
- 0585391629
- 9780585391625
- 1597349097
- 9781597349093
- 1280094397
- 9781280094392
- United States National Aeronautics and Space Administration
- Manned space flight
- Astronautics -- Human factors
- Space colonies
- Interstellar travel
- Vol spatial habité
- Astronautique -- Facteurs humains
- Colonies spatiales
- Voyages interstellaires
- space colonies
- TECHNOLOGY & ENGINEERING -- Aeronautics & Astronautics
- PSYCHOLOGY -- General
- Astronautics -- Human factors
- Space colonies
- Interstellar travel
- Manned space flight
- Astronautics -- Human factors
- Interstellar travel
- Manned space flight
- Space colonies
- Samfundsvidenskab Sociologi
- 629.45 21
- TL1500 .H37 2001eb
- V11
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Includes bibliographical references (pages 281-311) and index.
Print version record.
Preface; Acknowledgments; 1. Why Space?; 2. Spaceflight Human Factors; 3. Hazards and Countermeasures; 4. Life Support; 5. Habitability; 6. Selection and Training; 7. Stress and Coping; 8. Group Dynamics; 9. At Work; 10. Mishaps; 11. Off Duty; 12. Space Tourism; 13. Space Settlements; 14. Interstellar Migration; 15. Restoring the Dream; Notes; Index.
The stars have always called us, but only for the past forty years or so have we been able to respond by traveling in space. This book explores the human side of spaceflight: why people are willing to brave danger and hardship to go into space; how human culture has shaped past and present missions; and the effects of space travel on health and well-being.
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