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We Want to See if There is a Correlation Between Stress and the Microbiome for Pilots and Astronauts and if we Can Find a Way to Optimize This Balance for Pilots so That They Can Maximize Aerodynamic Decision Making on the Flight Deck.
We are going to test the bacteria growing in your intestine to see if they can influence your ability to manage stress while flying an airplane.
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