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Mission / Scenario lab
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Scenario lab

Explore how a crew responds when the environment changes. Sandbox only; no mission data is overwritten.

Solar storm

Space radiation

Energetic particles spike exposure. Shelter protocols and rapid escalation protect the crew.

Life-support CO₂ rise

Closed environment

Rising cabin CO₂ combines with slower reactions. Check life-support scrubbers and reduce hazardous tasks.

Isolation drift

Isolation

Mood and sleep gradually decline. Crew connection and protected rest become priorities.

Fluid shift & vision

Gravity fields

Headward fluid shifts may accompany puffiness and visual symptoms. Educational context, never a diagnosis.

Exercise equipment failure

Gravity fields

Lost training lowers the illustrative activity index. Work with the crew medical officer on alternatives.

NABD is decision support, not a diagnostic medical device. Illustrative ranges and synthetic crew data. Follow onboard protocols and contact the flight surgeon for medical guidance.

Science & sources
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