One giant leap: Helping astronauts walk safely on the moon

Q3 Mathematics

Significance Pub Date : 2024-08-09 DOI:10.1093/jrssig/qmae055

Jesse Rhoades, Thomas Geijtenbeek

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Abstract

Humans walk differently on the Moon, risking musculoskeletal injuries affecting the safety of all crew members. Jesse Rhoades and Thomas Geijtenbeek explain how a new approach to data analysis could reduce this risk for astronauts in NASA’s current Moon exploration programme Artemis

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大跃进：帮助宇航员在月球上安全行走

人类在月球上的行走方式不同，有可能造成肌肉骨骼损伤，影响所有机组人员的安全。杰西-罗兹（Jesse Rhoades）和托马斯-盖腾比克（Thomas Geijtenbeek）解释了一种新的数据分析方法如何降低美国国家航空航天局（NASA）当前月球探索计划 "阿耳特弥斯"（Artemis）中宇航员的这种风险。

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Significance Mathematics-Statistics and Probability

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