Andres Kaosaar – Rowing the Altlantic – Guest on the Tiberius Show

Welcome to another exciting episode of The Tiberius Show! This week, we welcome Andres Kaosaar, a space psychology researcher who studies teamwork, communication, and human behavior in isolated and extreme environments.

Andres explains how psychologists help prepare astronaut teams for long-duration space missions, why trust and communication are essential when people live and work together under pressure, and how AI could help monitor crew well-being. He also shares the incredible story of rowing across the Atlantic Ocean with a team, completing the journey in nearly 40 days, and the lessons he learned about resilience, teamwork, and personal growth.

🎙️ Discussion Points:

What space psychologists actually do and how they support astronauts

Teamwork, trust, communication, and resilience in extreme environments

Simulated Mars missions and research in Antarctica

How AI could help identify stress in astronaut crews

The challenges of preparing for and rowing across the Atlantic Ocean

Life lessons about choosing the right people for your team

Why young people should stay curious, dream big, and follow their passions

In Math Corners, Andres helps solve a real-world food supply problem based on a 40-day ocean rowing journey. In Heart of the Lion, the conversation explores leadership, knowing when to guide others, and when to step back and follow.

A huge thank-you to Andres Kaosaar for sharing his fascinating research, ocean adventure, and inspiring advice!

Follow Andres on Instagram: @andresginger

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