La Antártida como modelo de desincronización biológica y análogo espacial
Abstract: The extreme conditions of isolation and conϐinement that characterize the most remote Antarctic stations, in addition to the permanent absence of daylight prevailing for several months, make them an ideal model for the study of human biological desynchronization and for investigating...
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Asociación Argentina para el Progresos de las Ciencias
2024
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| Acceso en línea: | https://repositorio.uca.edu.ar/handle/123456789/18359 |
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| Sumario: | Abstract: The extreme conditions of isolation and conϐinement that characterize the most remote
Antarctic stations, in addition to the permanent absence of daylight prevailing for several
months, make them an ideal model for the study of human biological desynchronization
and for investigating various aspects related to human space exploration. This chapter
provides a description of scientiϐic studies conducted since 2014 at the Argentine
Antarctic station Belgrano II, focusing on the research of the impact of the polar night
on various psychophysiological variables, as well as its use as a space analog. |
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