A two-week quarantine is nothing new for NASA astronauts who are part of the International Space Station(ISS), as they have to isolate themselves before launch, for a ‘health stabilization’.
Being aboard the Space Station is like an extreme form of work-from-home, social distancing, lockdown, and quarantine all rolled into one.

The Worst Lockdown

The astronaut’s advice for people in lockdown, trying to work from home:
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<li>It helps to have any sort of normal routine, like getting up on time and following the weekdays as before.</li>
<li>Keep your mind engaged with positivity and connect with your loved ones as much as possible.</li>
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Advice From An Astronaut

Chris Cassidy is going into quarantine-but for a NASA astronaut preparing to launch to the International Space Station, that's just part of the routine. Pandemic or not, NASA astronauts are always isolated for two weeks before launch to ensure they don't carry any unwanted bugs to the space station, a process NASA calls "health stabilization."

Advice From An Astronaut

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