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AUTONOMY AND DECISION-MAKING FAR FROM EARTH

An infographic examines how crews can make responsible decisions when distance and communication delays limit support from Earth. It outlines operational challenges, psychological demands, leadership practices, enabling tools, training approaches, benefits of preparedness, and risks associated with insufficient independence.
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