Ambitious and interesting idea, I am a succer for space games. Making the player rotate with time is very creative to impose the pressure, although for it to work better, you had to place some objects that would work as waypoints to remember and use for navigation. In general, there are many creative ideas, like the things you should avoid looking at, but for these mechanics to work, they all need tons of feedback and tutorialization. I like the spirit, but that's indeed too much for one person to pull off.
Notes for future: 
1) First, make the core mechanics function on a playable level (include feedback, UI prompts, etc)
For example, here I would make the interactive panels have a white outline and show a UI prompt "scroll the wheel to change the value" once you are in range.  
2) Add basic tutorials if needed. It is very simple to just make a floating text that sums up the main mechanics. For example, I had no idea dark blobs I was supposed to not look at, I thought my stress was increasing from movement. 
3)  If there is important info player needs to know (remaining oxigen lvl,  power lvl etc, stress level) consider outputting this data in one place that is easily accessible. Rn you gotta both go somewhere to read the values and to interact with things and it makes it too much to tackle at once.

I really liked your idea for this game. It is spooky and mysterious. Great submission :) 
Navigation was a problem though. I did try to play a few times and I could not find things that my character was talking about. And also these dark things are always in the way where you need to go.
I am looking forward to play this game in a finished state! 

I like your mood atmosphere in the game that interesting and invite to try more.

If possible, can you please rate my game and leave a comment too?

I think its pretty clear, great atmosphere, you want to see more, but its not really playable right now. In the beginning i thought the dark things were the fabric of the universe ripping or some worm hole. This got me hyped. The game made my brain creative and I like that. 

Was right in front of the CO2 thingy he kept saying I need to switch on, couldn't interact with it. Seemed really cool, voice over, too, but I couldn't figure out how to do anything. Mouse wheel didn't seem to work.

The atmosphere, art/3d models, and audio was awesome. I did get a bit lost and kept going into dead ends. Also there was little indication of what needs to be done or feedback on what has been done, I wasn't sure what to do with the solar panels after observing them. A really cool game regardless.

really nice atmosphere and overall vibe of the game- the dialogue reminded me a lot of our previous game "good boy", so i know how much work went into setting up and recording all of that. 

I did run into some issues with clicking things- without any in game prompts its quite hard to know what is clickable and im not sure if mouse scroll up is working as the button for clicking?