The intelligence layer for the human body in space
Living in space changes the human body in ways we still don't fully understand. Bones get weaker, muscles shrink and the heart works differently, often within weeks. Stellar Amenities Lab is building an intelligence layer for the human body in space: simple tools that travel with crews and quietly measure these changes, so every mission teaches us how to keep people healthy far from Earth.
Seeing inside the body
How can a spacecraft check on a crew's health without adding another task to their day?
Training that measures
How can everyday exercise also tell us how strong and ready someone is?
Bone and muscle
Why do bones and muscles weaken so quickly in space, and how do we slow it down?
Heart and eyes
Why do the heart and eyes change on long missions?
Life on the Moon
What will months in the Moon's lighter gravity do to the people who live there?
Better places to live
How can habitats be designed around what the body actually needs?
Learning from every flight
How do we turn each mission into knowledge that helps the next crew?
Keeping health data safe
How do we protect the health information crews trust us with?
Space for everyone
How do we keep people healthy as more of them, not just astronauts, travel to space?