Textile Needs and Constraints for Intravehicular Activity in Long Duration Space Flight, Part 2: Astronaut Protection
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Abstract
This article is the second in a series of review articles focused on apparel and textiles for intravehicular activity (IVA) in space-based habitats and during longduration space flight (LDSF), such as a planned Mars mission. The focus of this article is on the ability of IVA textiles to protect the crew from harmful exposure to various hazards encountered on such missions.
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OpenAlex topics: Spaceflight effects on biology · Space Exploration and Technology
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