contents: "LIVING ALOFT: Human Requirements for Extended Spaceflight


...the early phases of a science require...a certain disregard for the formalisms and pedantic, creeping construction of the ultimate scientific edifice. Perhaps what is essential is a foundation of sensible, if vague, ideas and orienting attitudes- correct in their broadest sweep if not in their precise predictions.

Jack P. Hailman
Science, 168, 701 (1970)

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Mary M. Connors
NASA Ames Research Center

Albert A. Harrison
University of California, Davis

Faren R. Akins
University of Santa Clara


Prepared at Ames Reseach Center


Scientific and Technical Information Branch 1985
NATIONAL AERONAUTICS AND SPACE ADMINISTRATION
Washington, D.C.