This Thursday's Wall Street Journal had a great article titled: Astronauts Can Withstand Longer Space Trips, New Study of Twins Finds
The story was about one twin in space, the other on Earth: Biomedical comparisons show how a year in orbit revs up genetic activity and fine-tunes brain power. It is interesting reading. Just give me a call if you cannot find the 4-11-19 WSJ article and I will be happy to send it you.
FYI,
Brandon
One twin in space, the other on Earth: Biomedical comparisons
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One twin in space, the other on Earth: Biomedical comparisons
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651-436-3888 (Cell)
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Former,Cherry Grove Observatory Committee
SCTs: CPC 800, CPC 1100, C14
Refractors: TeleVue NP101, TEC 140
Solar Scopes: Coronado 40mm PST, LUNT 100 DS
Canon 12x36 image stabilized Binoculars
100% visual observer