Agnirva Space Premier League - Expedition #32533: T-Mini: Keeping Astronauts Cool with Smart Core Temperature Monitoring

Imagine working out on a treadmill or fixing a satellite while floating in microgravity—your body working hard, heart pumping, and sweat forming, just like on Earth. But here’s the catch: your body reacts differently in space. That’s where the T-Mini experiment comes in—a miniaturized sensor that measures astronauts’ body core temperature in real-time. Developed by the Center for Space Medicine in Berlin and backed by ESA, T-Mini monitors internal body heat using a small, wireless device. It helps understand how spaceflight affects thermoregulation and supports health monitoring on missions to the Moon, Mars, and beyond. The data also feeds into AI tools to predict thermal stress and optimize work-rest cycles in space.

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