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• Physical exercise
  ...lone may not be sufficient and the settlers may be require to go through a complex routine of exercises to stimulate all muscles. [[Category:Health and Safety]]
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• Autonomous planetary settlement
  ==Independent settlements: problems of complex designing and ability to live maintenance== ...served also by the decision offered by authors on preventive expansion of complex design works on creation and pre-production operation of scale of typical i
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• Launch Vehicle
  Launch cost economics is a complex subject, source of endless debates. We present a simplified analysis here, De = Development costs ; Research, management and testing. Safety requirements for crewed vehicles. Flight proofing.
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• Mars Direct
  ...he latter brings more hydrogen in a space storable form, but requires more complex chemistry to create the rocket fuel.) ...required to build a huge space craft. This reduces expense and increases safety.
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• Limited medical care in an autonomous colony
  ...es. The process for turning coca leaves into cocaine is also prohibitively complex. [[Category:Health and Safety]]
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• Fail-safe
  ...) constructed in a grid architecture. Despite the fact that it is the most complex artificial thing men have ever constructed it has never failed as a whole. [[category:Health and Safety]]
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• LFTR
  ==Safety== ...they turned off the test reactor on weekends by stopping this fan. Other safety features include:
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• Crew 192 Science Reports
  ...comfort, health, welfare, and safety protection on increasingly longer and complex EVAs. NASA and the military use the MAG protocol for missions involving ext ...ng heavy exertion, is an important physiological need and critical to crew safety.
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• Crew 186 Mission Summary
  *Health and Safety Officer: Samuel Albert ...ipants from both groups did not specifically acknowledge the procedure and safety requirements if damage was found. Finally, the VR modules were limited in t
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• Nuclear power
  ...alt reactors in comparison with light water reactors, Badawy M.Elsheikh '' Safety assessment of molten salt reactors in comparison with light water reactors ...RU turbines is that they don't need to be transported from earth, which is complex as turbines are heavy and precision components. The lowered efficiency is a
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• Crew 186 Journalism Reports
  ...team consisting of Melanie Grande (crew engineer), Sam Albert (health and safety officer), and myself, departed the habitat around 11 am and embarked on a l ...easant. The rarefied Martian wind is too tenuous to threaten our immediate safety and instead fosters a sense of coziness here. The crew enjoyed a television
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• Crew 197 Mission Summary
  Health & Safety Officer: Sacha Greer ...h supplies and luggage to the roof of our rental Nissan Pathfinder using a complex and well-engineered system of bungees and nylon rope. We felt this was our
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• Crew 190 Journalism Reports
  ...s with the spectrophotometer that we brought with us, and some needed more complex methods, requiring rare chemicals and solvents. These supplies were on the ...numbers compared to a standard sample which will have been staying in the safety of the Science Dome. This experiment is especially interesting because it s
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• Crew 200 Mission Summary
  Health and Safety Officer: Dr. Lindsay Rutter Search for Extremophiles: (by Lindsay Rutter, Health and Safety Officer)
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• Crew 202 Journalism Reports
  ...stars were not stars at all, but gigantic galaxies, colorful nebulas, and complex celestial bodies. Billions and trillions of celestial wonders that will app ...movement will need to be practiced, calculated, and precise to ensure the safety of the crew. The increased risk of decision making by the crew due to stres
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• Extant Life on Mars
  ...organism that required water for its biological processes. The cells were complex compared to the prebiotic molecules that preceded them, see Image 1. (NBSR Another example of a polyextremophile that is a more complex, multi-cellular organism is the tardigrade, more commonly known as a water
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• Crew 2 - Crew Reports
  internet use, fresh water supply, and safety were all reviewed. Supplies and ATVs was conducted to acclimate us all to their operation and safety
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• Crew 6 - Crew Reports
  ...rom the habitat. The stench filling the habitat poses serious crew health, safety, morale, and productivity risks. The biolet apparently hadn't been emptied ...ent. Crew are OK, but this is a serious issue that should be addressed for safety reasons. Smaller boots and gloves should be available for smaller crewmembe
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• Crew 3 - Crew Reports
  !NOMINAL EVA COMM/SAFETY CHECK ...l EVA operations but deserve future attebntion.</blockquote><blockquote>'''Safety:''' A minor fall took place on the stairs today due to a slip and resulted
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• Crew 5 - Crew Reports
  '''01500-1700''' Our first meeting: We discuss Safety (a briefing and forms to fill); Mission Support communications protocol (al ===Health & Safety Officer Reports===
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