#astronaut-safety

#astronaut-safety

Space junk poses a serious risk to astronauts and satellites in low-Earth orbit, necessitating urgent international cooperation for debris management.

China successfully conducts spacewalk to repair solar array damaged by debris, highlighting the importance of manned spacecraft for addressing orbital problems.

NASA prioritizes astronaut safety by not using the faulty Starliner to return astronauts from the ISS, extending their stay until February 2025.

ASTROANTs enhance spacecraft safety by providing continuous monitoring, addressing the risks of undetected issues.

SAFER improves astronaut safety during spacewalks by empowering them to perform self-rescue maneuvers if they become untethered from their spacecraft.

Robotic limbs called SuperLimbs help astronauts recover from falls in moon's low gravity, increasing safety and productivity during missions.

NASA prioritizes astronaut safety over Boeing's Starliner, opting for SpaceX's Dragon capsule to ensure safe return.

NASA's upcoming decision on Boeing's Starliner could reshape strategies for astronaut return and highlight safety concerns within the space transportation industry.

NASA opts for SpaceX instead of Boeing's Starliner for astronaut return due to safety concerns. Astronauts trust ground control's decision amid ongoing issues.

NASA had to cut a spacewalk short due to a spacesuit leak, initiating a review to identify the cause and ensure crew safety.

NASA leaders will decide on the safety of Boeing's Starliner for astronaut return, crucial for future space missions.

Astronauts stranded on the ISS may delay return due to spacecraft issues, highlighting the challenges of spacesuit compatibility and NASA's evolving commercial mission strategy.