Astronaut Cady Coleman is open about the difficulties of losing vital connections with Earth
NASA/Bill Ingalls
AUTOMATION and artificial intelligence in space missions are still a long way from being able to do everything required for success – to a greater or lesser extent, humans are still required. But with crewed lunar and Martian flights on the cards in the near future, what is the psychological effect of astronauts spending months in extreme, confined environments without much or any contact with friends or family?
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