EuroMoonMars-Poland Analog Astronaut Campaigns of 2021

We shall describe a series of periods of Habitat Isolations that took place at Analog Astronaut Training Centre near Krakow Poland throughout 2021. There were a number of European Universities with students participating in the missions, all working as part of the EuroMoonMars-Poland project. The aim of these campaigns is to build a foundation for training future Analog Astronauts whilst developing their scientific skills and knowledge. These missions support current research in developing a habitat on the surface of the Moon or Mars. These campaigns include a crew of four to six Analog Astronauts that spend seven days in isolation; they are supported by a local team that assist in the case that any problem arises and run a daily astronomical weather forecast. Duri ng the isolation period the Astronauts conduct a variety of scientific experiments and test various technological instruments. These projects include the development of communication techniques, the investigation into laboratory equipment and advancement in the understanding of human and machine interaction. The Astronauts also carry out a variety of daily tasks and activities such as physical health training, meal preparation and individual downtime that assist in the well-being of each participant. EMMPOL III V (22 April-15 May 2021), EMMPOL VI-VIII (August 2021).