Space Voyage Staff Blog

0 The Psychology of Space Exploration

• Space Sci References
• by Dr. Palmere, 2020 Camp Director
• 7-9-2020

This is a 2011 Manned Space Flight reference that discusses the psychological effects of Space Exploration.  267 pages, in pdf format This may be the best text of Space Psychology available. From NASA ebooks section Psychology of Space Exploration Edited by Douglas A. Vakoch Explore some of the contributions of psychology to the great space race, orbiter and International Space Station missions, and future space journeys. Credits: NASA   This e-book explores some of the contributions of psychology to yesterday's great space race, today's orbiter and International Space Station missions, and tomorrow's journeys beyond Earth's orbit. Early missions into space were typically brief, and crews were small, often drawn from a single nation. As an intensely competitive space race has given way to international cooperation over the decades, the challenges of communicating across cultural boundaries and dealing with interpersonal conflicts have become increasingly important, requiring different coping skills and sensibilities from "the right stuff" of early astronauts.

0 2020 Classroom Brochure to Space Voyage Summer Camp

• Space Sci References
• by Administrator
• 7-3-2020

On-site, in-person, Space Voyage Space Camp brochure for the summer of 2020.  

0 Psychological Issues in Long Duration Flight (2001)

• Space Sci References
• by Dr. Palmere, 2020 Camp Director
• 7-3-2020

0 Gravitational and Space Biology Bulletin (2001)

• Space Sci References
• by Dr. Palmere, 2020 Camp Director
• 7-3-2020

0 Why Did the Soviets Lose the Moon Race?

• Space Sci References
• by Dr. Palmere, 2020 Camp Director
• 7-3-2020

0 Three Articles on Space Psychology

• Space Sci References
• by Dr. Palmere, 2020 Camp Director
• 7-3-2020

0 Space Voyage Reference to Paper Models (vol 1)

• Space Sci References
• by Dr. Palmere, 2020 Camp Director
• 7-3-2020