Why are people so hard to live on the Moon and Mars?
Humans could not live on the Moon and Mars due to the high radioactivity and cosmic radiation.
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Humans could not live on the Moon and Mars due to the high radioactivity and cosmic radiation.
Chinese scientists use satellites to send seeds and plants into space, taking advantage of high radioactivity to create gene mutations that cannot occur on Earth.
Frozen sperm still survives after exposure to the micro-gravity environment, opening up the possibility of outer space sperm banks.
NASA expert warns cosmic radiation on the surface
Each flight that lasts two years on Mars will take 2.5 years of life for each crew member due to direct contact with radiation during the flight.
Super giant sharks, whale-sized sea cows ... have become extinct because a series of stars exploded before dying, at a distance close enough to launch radiation down to…
Sitting on a flight, you are temporarily away from the hustle and bustle of the world below. It is certainly an interesting feeling that every passenger wants to enjoy.
Living in a long, weightless environment can create profound effects on the human body, such as a long spine, small legs and a rounder face than on earth.
Why is the night sky dark? You may think the answer is obvious because the sun goes down. However, the answer is not so.
A conundrum: If it takes thousands of years to reach the appropriate planet, can humans give birth on a spaceship?
The expert group of the Russian Academy of Sciences believes that it is too early for people on Earth to think about flying to Mars.
The Earth's magnetic field is weakening at such a fast speed that scientists think the magnetic poles will reverse.
Cosmic rays are phenomena radiating out of a shower of high-energy particles, including X-ray rays, which continuously affect the Earth and are generated from the explos…
The US Aeronautics and Space Agency (NASA) is looking for the genetic modification of astronauts, who will perform the task of exploring Mars.