Houston, we have a podcast. Welcome to the official podcast of the NASA Johnson Space Center,

episode 58, Isolation. This is part two of our five-part series on the Hazards of Human Space

Flight. I'm Gary Jordan and I'll be your host today. On this

podcast we bring in the experts, NASA scientists, engineers, and astronauts all to

let you know the coolest information about what's going on right here at

NASA. So today we consider another hazard of human space flight, isolation and

confinement. We're talking with Tom Williams, element scientists for the human

factors and behavioral performance in the human research program.

He focuses on areas like habitability and behavioral health and performance risks to

spaceflight in addition to many other areas.

He leads a research team that looks into the hazards of human spaceflight, including isolation.

So with no further delay, let's go light speed and jump right ahead to our talk with Dr. Tom Williams.

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Here she goes. Isn't we have a podcast? Okay, Tom, thank you for coming here today to talk about the second of our five hazards. This one's on isolation.

Appreciate you coming on.

Very glad to be here.

Thank you.

So this one is interesting and this one is a lot of, when I think of isolation, I think of a lot of

songs, you know, like David Bowie, you think of space lot of songs you know like David Bowie you think of space

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