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DESIGNING A PSYCHOLOGICALLY SUSTAINABLE DEEP-SPACE HABITAT

An infographic presents people-centered principles for supporting psychological wellbeing during long-duration missions beyond Earth. It covers privacy, lighting, nature cues, exercise, social connection, environmental comfort, meaningful routines, and adaptable living spaces, alongside associated risks and outcomes.
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