NASA Science highlights Artemis II as a health data collection mission, including AVATAR organ chips kept alive in deep space and wrist monitors tracking sleep and movement to study isolation, confinement, and microgravity effects.
How do you keep organ chips “alive” in deep space?
Custom equipment inside Orion automatically controls temperature and feeds the AVATAR organ chips throughout the Artemis II mission.
Yes, right now the Artemis II crew members are wearing wrist monitors during their 10-day mission around the Moon to record their sleep and movements.
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