Our goal is to develop a training program that thoroughly prepares individuals for a successful mission to the Moon. But why the Moon, specifically? The answer is simple: it poses unique and demanding challenges. Extreme isolation, dramatic temperature shifts, and reduced gravity make it an exceptional environment for both scientific exploration and human development.
Because life on the Moon is fundamentally different from life on Earth, we aim to understand how humans can adapt to such conditions. Key areas of interest include radiation exposure, food supply, altered mobility, and survival in extreme temperatures.
To learn more about our project, visit: duer.bws.ac.at/moon/moon.html