Crew finishes training after 100 days of isolation
The article examines the "Soleus 100" study, which completed 100 days of isolation in a simulated facility in Germany, aimed at preparing astronauts for long-term missions to the Moon and Mars. The study, conducted by the European Space Agency, involved participants from six countries who lived for over three months in a closed environment without direct contact with the outside world, with restrictions on daily resources. The goal was to understand the psychological and physical effects of long-duration space missions, with results highlighting the importance of mental and physical preparedness to face challenges in future expeditions.
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