Richard Hollingham
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What happens to your brain in space? (opens the original)
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Space messes with astronauts' brains – and that might be a big challenge for missions beyond the Moon. With four billion or so years of evolution behind us, humans are well suited to life at normal gravity. Imagine then, the fears at the dawn of the space age over what would happen when we first left the Earth and experienced weightlessness. Would our blood congeal? Our bones crumble? Our brains explode in microgravity? By the late 1950s, a series of flights with mice, spiders and eventually, do
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