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December 1, 2025journal australiasian society aerospace medicineOpen Access

Space Medicine: Challenges for Deep Space Exploration

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GCGilles Clément

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Overview

Artemis missions reveal risks to crew health from radiation and microgravity in deep space, suggesting the need for improved life support systems.

Key Points

  • Sleep disruption impacts cognitive function and teamwork in microgravity environments, affecting crew health.
  • Artemis missions study environmental stressors like radiation that challenge deep space missions.
  • Research focuses on life support systems and overcoming physiological and psychological stress during exploration.
  • Innovations in radiation protection and autonomous crew training are essential for future missions.

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Gilles Clément (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69402c4d2d562116f2902b32https://doi.org/10.2478/asam-2025-0001
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