What happens to the body after a year in space

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Everything That Happened To Scott Kelly’s Body Since He Got Back From A Year In Space

Astronaut Scott Kelly, at one point in his life, held the record for the most consecutive days spent aboard the International Space Station, an achievement that unfortunately has come with a high cost. Upon returning home to Earth, Kelly now suffers numerous health problems caused by living in...
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OMG...if all that happened to Kelly, how in the world do we think we can live in some outpost in space?
 
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Debi said:
Good point because we would have to do some changes to humans to allow them to live out there.
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I didn't think of that, create a type of human body to cope. Maybe it's already in action?
 
ozentity said:
I didn't think of that, create a type of human body to cope. Maybe it's already in action?
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Mind transference (psychodynamic neuropsychiatry) through systems currently being researched and developed via the study of neuro links (such as Elon Musk's (questionable) work) and other (questionable) 'brain chips', merged into robotics, may pave the way for 'human' advancement into deep space exploration. Other than that, I cannot see how we can advance in space travel, and its occupation, without actually living in space and allowing our bodies to evolve over a number of millennia...........

I think that within the next few hundred years (if we actually last that long........), the human race will look nothing like it does today, or at least, certain 'branches' of it, whether that be through scientific or natural evolution.
 
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Mind transference (psychodynamic neuropsychiatry) through systems currently being researched and developed via the study of neuro links (such as Elon Musk's (questionable) work) and other (questionable) 'brain chips', merged into robotics, may pave the way for 'human' advancement into deep space exploration. Other than that, I cannot see how we can advance in space travel, and its occupation, without actually living in space and allowing our bodies to evolve over a number of millennia...........

I think that within the next few hundred years (if we actually last that long........), the human race will look nothing like it does today, or at least, certain 'branches' of it, whether that be through scientific or natural evolution.
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