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Human uses of outer spacereturn to the moon /

Record Type:	Electronic resources : Monograph/item
Title/Author:	Human uses of outer spaceedited by Melissa de Zwart ... [et al.].
Reminder of title:	return to the moon /
other author:	Zwart, Melissa de.
Published:	Singapore :Springer Nature Singapore :2023.
Description:	viii, 154 p. :ill., digital ;24 cm.
Contained By:	Springer Nature eBook
Subject:	Lunar bases.
Online resource:	https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-19-9462-3
ISBN:	9789811994623$q(electronic bk.)

Human uses of outer spacereturn to the moon /
Human uses of outer spacereturn to the moon /[electronic resource] :edited by Melissa de Zwart ... [et al.]. - Singapore :Springer Nature Singapore :2023. - viii, 154 p. :ill., digital ;24 cm. - Issues in Space,2662-9038. - Issues in Space..

1. Returning Humans to the Moon (Stacey Henderson, Melissa de Zwart) -- 2. Optimising Mission Success: A Holistic Approach to Selecting the Best People to Travel to Space (Melissa Oxlad, Sharni Whitburn, Adam James Carter) -- 3. Clear Thinking in Deep Space: A Guide by Cognitive Scientists (Anastasia Ejova, Rachel A Searston, Rachel Stephens, Carolyn Semmler) -- 4. The Challenges and Opportunities of Human-Robot Interaction for Deep Space Habitation (Anna Ma-Wyatt, Justin Fidock, Jessica O'Reilly, Heidi Long, John Culton) -- 5. Legal and Ethical Planetary Protection Frameworks for Crewed Missions (Melissa de Zwart, Stacey Henderson, Rachel Neef) -- 6. Moon Resources and a Proposition for Supply Chains (Manuel Varon Hoyos, Nigel J Cook, Volker Hessel) -- 7. CSR/ESG in Commercial Space Operations and the Artemis Accords (Francesco de Zwart, Stacey Henderson, John Culton) -- 8. Back to the Moon: Cooperation and Conflict (Marco Aliberti, Vinicuis Guedes Gonçalves de Olivera, Rodrigo Praino)

This book takes a unique interdisciplinary approach to the planned return of humans to the Moon. With the Artemis Project, the US and its partners have planned an ambitious project with the creation of the Lunar Gateway, to be followed by the landing of the first woman and next man on the Moon. This book explains that the Artemis project then forms the basis of planned sustained human missions to Mars. Russia and China have also announced their intentions to establish a permanent base on the Moon and have commenced the deployment of modules which will form part of this project. This book states that whilst there has been a permanent human presence in Low Earth Orbit since 2000, with the continued crew rotation on the International Space Station, perhaps the most successful international collaboration of modern times, the establishment of a base on the Moon will generate new challenges for human survival and success. The continued human presence on the space station has provided an incredible opportunity to observe and study the effect of being in space upon the human body and the human psyche. In addition, this book explores that it has provided the scope and context for a vast range of scientific experiments. Now that it has become likely that more humans will need to live and work in space for sustained periods of time, it is essential that we consider matters beyond the engineering questions of how we go to space to the broader questions of how we will live there? What will we need? What will the effects of sustained living in space be for us, emotionally, cognitively, physically and how do we need to consider the impact we will have on the environment to which we are travelling. This book is unique in that, not only does it bring together a diverse yet complementary set of expertise, but it also consciously brings those different experts together in jointly authored chapters, mirroring the way we will have to work together as teams of diverse experts in space. It creates interwoven chapters co-written by various teams of psychologists, lawyers, engineers, regulators, policy experts, architects and cultural studies experts. This book will enable the fielding and addressing of the difficult questions that need to be considered before space habitation may be a successful and sustained mode of existence. This book fills a gap in the area of space studies which tends to focus on narrow, discipline specific issues. It provides a thought-provoking launchpad for further work in this area and above all, stresses the needs of the human in a hostile environment.

ISBN: 9789811994623$q(electronic bk.)

Standard No.: 10.1007/978-981-19-9462-3doiSubjects--Topical Terms:

281298
Lunar bases.

LC Class. No.: TL799.M6 / H86 2023

Dewey Class. No.: 629.450019

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