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THE EARTH-OUT-OF-VIEW EFFECT: PSYCHOLOGICAL SEPARATION FROM HOME

An infographic examines the psychological and operational effects of losing direct visual contact with Earth during space missions. It outlines emotional responses, effects on identity and teamwork, research sources, and practical approaches for maintaining connection, resilience, and mission focus.
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