The Psychology of Space

This article is about a non-fiction entity related to the Astronist belief system or the Astronic tradition.
Any article relating to a fictional entity will be clearly marked as being part of the Spacefaring World.

Part of a series on the Monodoxy
Discourses
1. Compendological Introduction 2. The Journey Through The Cosmos 3. Functionalities of Progeny & Phenomena 4. The Future of the World 5. The Centrality of Big History 6. The Centrality of Gravitation 7. The Philosophy of The Grand Cosmos 8. The Centrality of Wonderment 9. The Cosmic Alchemy 10. The Cosmographics 11. Observable & Unobservable Cosmos 12. The History & Future of Astronomy 13. The Philosophy of The Cosmos 14. The Stars of The Cosmos 15. The Educative Mission 16. The Prospection Principles 17. The Cosmical Schematism 18. Formationism & Evolutionism 19. The Systems of The Cosmos 20. The Cosmic Territories 21. Habitabilitism 22. The Seven Tenets of Association 23. The Five Bonds of Society 24. Dark Matter & Energy Understanding 25. The Amalgamations of The Cosmos 26. Orthogonalism 27. Scientificism 28. Sporadics 29. Time in The Cosmos & The Universe 30. Creation Theory 31. Latter Epochology 32. The Adornment Principle 33. The Apogenesis 34. The Concentricity of The Cosmos 35. Instrument Theory 36. The Ambiguation Principle 37. The Edge of The Cosmos 38. The Firmaments of The Cosmos 39. The Future of The Expanding Cosmos 40. The Geometry of The Cosmos 41. The Hierarchy of The Cosmos 42. The Families of The Cosmos 43. The Heterogeneity of The Cosmos 44. The Introspective Cosmos 45. Life in The Cosmos 46. Cosmic Connections to the Terrestrial World 47. The Natural & The Rational 48. The Oblivions of The Cosmos 49. The Philosophy of Astronomy 50. The Prophetical Cosmos 51. The Psychology of Space 52. The Spirits of The Cosmos 53. The Formation of Celestial Entities 54. The Structure of The Cosmos 55. The Topography of The Cosmos
Related topics
Monodoxical formation · Monodoxicology · Monomeneutics · Cosmic philosophy · Authorship of the Omnidoxy · List of Omnidoxical disquisitions and discourses · Monodoxical nomenclature

The Psychology of Space is the rubral for the fifty-first discourse of the Monodoxy classified as a hyperdiscourse and concerns itself with the introduction of spacial psychology and considers the Humanic Exploration of The Cosmos from a purely psychological standpoint with particular emphasis on the mental and emotional effects of continual space travel on humans.