Captain Mikhail, perhaps? Will he have a robot, too? An all-male crew will endure 520 days in a simulation (sans weightlessness) to study the effects of long isolation to help a real space crew of the future cope better with stress and fatigue.
“When everybody interacts with the same people in the same space, habits and behavior become apparent very quickly. These habits may irritate and cause indignation — and even fits of aggression,” said Mikhail Baryshev, a psychotherapist who is connected to the program.
Just ask Captain John and Asimov about aggression on a space mission!
It is interesting though to see that the idea of actually going to the red planet is being taken seriously. Read the full article here.
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