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If born in space, can humans live normally on Earth?
Biological processes in the weightless environment take place in a different way than on Earth, adaptive mechanisms in the human body must be rebuilt.
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How long does it take to live long in the universe?
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.
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Why can't fries be made in the universe?
Researchers finally know why astronauts on the International Space Station (ISS) cannot make chips or fritters in general like on Earth.
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Karate in the universe
Practice karate in a weightless state on the International Space Station (ISS) to check if such a positive movement helps you to keep your body fit and firm.
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The astronaut's brain changes during long journeys
The research team found that the amount of gray matter in the brains of the subjects decreased compared to the initial results.
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Bring the culprit to Parkinson's disease into the universe
This project is part of the Michael J. Fox Foundation's partnership with the Space Science Center.
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Why are astronauts banned from drinking in outer space?
Traveling to places thousands of miles from Earth, immersing yourself in the dark space of the universe, will there ever be astronauts rewarding themselves with a cockta…
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The astronaut's brain is distorted in a long-term mission
In a report that raised concerns about missions to send people to Mars, researchers at the University of Michigan (USA) discovered astronauts' brains that changed shape…
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Is human being born outside the universe easy or difficult?
SpaceX's CEO not only wants to send people to Mars but also has bigger ambitions. One of those ideas is to make human beings become
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The more astronauts fly into space, the easier it is to die from heart disease
The first in-depth study of the long-term effects of space travel shows that 43% of astronaut deaths are due to cardiovascular problems.
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The risk of liver damage from long-term flight in the universe
The long journey to Mars may exceed the limits of liver tolerance in astronauts, even if they do not drink on board.
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Surgical test in weightless environment
Recently, a team of scientists has conducted simulation surgery on a Canadian jet designed to create a weightless environment.
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Chinese astronaut lectures in the universe
On the morning of June 20, astronaut Vuong A Binh, the second Chinese woman flying into space, gave a lecture on the earth's orbit.
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The American astronaut has been faced with 'floating disaster'
Newly discovered conversation records from the Apollo 10 space exploration mission of the US Aerospace Agency (NASA) have revealed that astronauts encountered some unexp…
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Why do astronauts swim poorly in the air?
The weightless environment in the universe causes astronauts to estimate the wrong distance and size.