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SpaceSpace travel accelerates stem cell aging – threatening astronaut health

Astronauts often come back from space with weaker muscles, thinner bones, and immune systems that do not respond as well as before.

Joseph Shavit
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SpaceSpace Force’s X-37B space plane to test revolutionary quantum navigation system in orbit
SpaceNASA veteran unveils propellant-free space drive that could redefine exploration
SpaceSpace travel to a nearby black hole could happen in the next 100 years
SpaceChrysalis Starship could take 2,400 passengers on a 400 year voyage to the planet Proxima b
SpaceReal warp drives could exist in the next 100 years, researchers say
SpaceGlobal First: Physicists simulate wormhole travel using quantum computer
SpaceA space elevator to the Moon is now within reach thanks to modern technology
SpaceJourney to the end of the universe—measured one step at a time
SpaceCuriosity rover reveals ancient carbon cycle on Mars
SpaceNew fusion-powered rocket could get us to Mars in half the time
SpaceOxygen on Mars: Breakthrough technology turns carbon emissions into oxygen
SpaceWarp drive may be achievable sooner than expected, study finds
Space50 years ago NASA may have accidentally destroyed life on Mars
SpaceRelativistic electron beams: A new frontier in interstellar travel
SpaceThe universe looks very different at light speed
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