Various physiological effects in the aerospace industry can lead to mental disorders or physical fatigue for pilots and astronauts. The fatigue of the human body causes a slow response, decreased judgment and decision-making abilities, and metabolic changes.
There are many symptoms of human fatigue. Pilots and astronauts experience changes in the weather and are unable to complete specific tasks within the scheduled time. Although they could still perform their tasks, they did so at the wrong time. Slow response, impaired comprehension, and slow focus on instruments or equipment.
As fatigue deepens and understanding further declines, you will lose your ability to make comprehensive judgments and will not be able to connect the parameters provided by various normal working tools to make judgments. Eventually, when fatigue reaches a certain level, there will be instant confusion for 1-2 seconds.
Fatigue can build up. As fatigue deepens, people’s judgment will continue to decline. To resist space fatigue, astronauts repeatedly perform space flight training on ground-based space simulators to learn methods to prevent fatigue and exercise their anti-fatigue ability. Pilots must also perform various corresponding exercises.
In addition, corresponding anti-fatigue measures should be taken in the cabin facilities: the instrument panel can be painted in different colors and designed in different shapes and sizes, and important instruments should be placed in conspicuous and conspicuous places. Cabin lighting should give people a sense of comfort and pleasure.