US astronaut Scott Kelly tweeted a photograph of an orange zinnia, which has flowered on the International Space Station.
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Exposure to highly energetic charged particles causes significant damage to the central nervous system. It results in cognitive impairments, brain inflammation.
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‘The flower was grown by NASA to help scientists understand how plants and flower grow in microgravity. The success of the flower's growth suggests that scientists have the potential to grow more plants in space.’
Kelly posted the images on his Twitter account using the hashtag #Spaceflower, '#SpaceFlower out in the sun for the first time! #YearInSpace'. Source-ANI
Astronauts to Now be Diagnosed Correctly With Just a Drop of Blood!
A new prototype tester is being built to help provide diagnosis using a pinprick of blood in just a few minutes
A new prototype tester is being built to help provide diagnosis using a pinprick of blood in just a few minutes
Blood Samples from NASA Astronauts Help Scientists Develop Real-Time Bone Disease Test
By using calcium isotope ratios 42Ca and 44Ca in bone, healthcare providers may be able to optimize therapies for debilitating illnesses in the future.
By using calcium isotope ratios 42Ca and 44Ca in bone, healthcare providers may be able to optimize therapies for debilitating illnesses in the future.
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Samantha Cristoforetti became the first Italian woman in space to sip a cuppa that was designed for use in zero-gravity. She posted a selfie on Twitter.
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