This group explores the psychological dimensions of human space exploration, with a focus on behavioral health, cognitive performance, and social dynamics in extreme environments. We bring together researchers, clinicians, space mission planners, and technologists to discuss frameworks, tools, and data-driven strategies that support astronaut mental health, adaptation, and resilience in long-duration missions. Topics include sensory deprivation, isolation effects, group cohesion, autonomous mental health interventions, cognitive workload under stress, and spaceflight-induced neuroplasticity. This community fosters interdisciplinary dialogue on preparing humans for the psychological demands of interplanetary travel and habitation.

space psychology, astronaut mental health, cognitive performance in space, behavioral neuroscience, human spaceflight adaptation, isolated/confined environments, mental health monitoring systems, NASA HRP, space psychiatry, AI mental health tools, neurocognitive stressors, VR therapy in space, long-duration missions, psychophysiological resilience, habitability factors.