Therefore, it is critical that we explore the social-psychological aspects of individuals' experiences of confinement within these habitats. "Research to address the technical challenges of human missions into space is growing at a rapid rate. Konstantin Chterev, Psychology PhD student at Surrey and co-author of the study, said: To record this data, Sebastian and Karl-Johan kept daily diaries and completed a 20-minute questionnaire daily.
self-esteem and control), behavioural intentions (for example, whether they developed aggressive tendencies) and coping strategies. To investigate the impact of social isolation on the men, the researchers measured their perceptions of time, their positive and negative emotions, levels of satisfaction of basic psychological needs (e.g. The pod was built to withstand external threats - which was tested in the arctic simulation in the form of a visit from a local polar bear - and was designed to leave no trace of waste in the environment. From September 2020, the architects lived inside the pod for 61 days in northern Greenland - a place that reflects the harsh environment of the Moon and its freezing temperatures. As part of the project, two space architects, Sebastian Aristotelis and Karl-Johan Sørensen, designed an airtight, portable, foldable pod that enables its occupants to live self-sufficiently. The LUNARK project was the first ever Arctic simulation of a lunar mission.
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