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MONOTONY, BOREDOM, AND SENSORY DEPRIVATION DURING MULTI-YEAR MISSIONS

This infographic examines the psychological and cognitive effects of repetitive environments and limited sensory input during extended missions. It summarizes reported risks, research analogs, and practical measures intended to support alertness, motivation, resilience, and crew connection.
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