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Signed Up to Go to Mars? Better Think Again, While You Have the Chance

Medicine & Technology May 03, 2015

We understand the drive and the passion to explore the new and unknown frontiers of space, but when it comes to the loss of cognitive function or serious IQ points, we know where to draw the line. While humans as a species, and space agencies now, have been speaking about traveling to other planets for as long as anyone can remembers, now knowing what awaits us in space may change a few of your minds—literally.

neurodegenerative

Signed Up to Go to Mars? Better Think Again, While You Have the Chance

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