Space missions require constant monitoring of astronaut health to keep them safe in extreme environments. This project was inspired by how space agencies track astronauts’ vital signs during missions. I built a simple Astronaut Health Checker using Java that takes inputs like heart rate, oxygen level, and body temperature and checks if they are within safe ranges. It simulates how mission control systems could detect health risks during space missions. While building this project, I learned how basic Java concepts like user input and conditional statements can create a simple monitoring system. One challenge I faced was that I currently don’t have a laptop, so I built and tested the project entirely on my phone using an online compiler. This made coding a bit harder, but it also helped me learn how to work with limited resources.
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