The International Space Station is noisy, smelly and, to put it mildly, not a pleasant place. Andreas Mogensen will try to do something about that when he returns to space in 2023. Here he will test whether VR can relieve astronauts' stress at their stressful workplace.

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For this video, we spoke to the following researchers:
Per Lundahl Thomsen, chief consultant, co-founder, Nord Space.
DTU SPACE, Department of Space Research
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Per Trads Ørskov, postdoc,
Center for Digital Psychiatry

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