Astronauts face many challenges during extravehicular activity (EVA) operations. For example, an astronaut has to work with reduced mobility due to the mechanical design of the spacesuit while also performing their resource-intensive activities. However, physiological restrictions are not the only challenges an astronaut will face. Research conducted by De la Torre (2014) illustrates that space greatly impacts neurocognitive performance. Psychomotor functions degrade during space flight, such as the following: the degradation of speed and accuracy of aimed movements, internal timekeeping, attentional processes, sense of limb position, and the ability to manage concurrent tasks. It is essential to combat these issues that astronauts face to ensure a safe and effective spaceflight mission.