Six emerge after 100-day space simulation
Six individuals from six different countries concluded their stay after more than 100 days in isolation within a simulation facility in Cologne, as part of the "SOLIS 100" study, which aimed to examine the effects of long-duration space missions on human health and behavior. The study, conducted by the European Space Agency, revealed that participants faced psychological and physical challenges resulting from isolation and the dark environment, along with reliance on limited resources. The findings underscore the importance of such studies in preparing astronauts for future missions to the Moon and Mars.
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